Opinion

Talley v. Virginia Insurance Reciprocal

  • 775 S.W.2d 587
  • 1989 Tenn. LEXIS 344
Court
Tennessee Supreme Court
Filed
Jul 3, 1989
Status
Published
On the bench
O'Brien, Drowota, Fones, Cooper, Harbison
Cited by
19 cases

“There is no doubt that pain is considered a disabling injury, compensable when occurring as the result of a work-related injury.”

How later courts described this case

  • “There is no doubt that pain is considered a disabling injury, compensable when occurring as the result of a work-related injury.”

Written by the judges who cited it.

The opinion

ORDER ON PETITION TO REHEAR

Plaintiff has filed a respectful petition to rehear questioning the Court’s statement of the facts contained in the record, as well as our interpretation of prior decisions and principles of law in reference to the extent of the injury she sustained.

We have re-examined the medical evidence and the authorities submitted to us in support of the petition to rehear. We are satisfied that the conclusion reached by the Court is correct.

The petition to rehear is denied.

DROWOTA, C.J., and FONES, COOPER and HARBISON, JJ.

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