In Henry Jeffery v. Dixie Paving & Grading Co., Inc. and Builders Mutual Insurance Company suggesting conflict in the medical opinions, claimant requested appointment of an EMA. At the time of the motion hearing, none of the physicians had testified and the E/C posited there was no conflict in opinions. The JCC reviewed the medical records submitted and determined there was no dispute regarding claimant’s diagnosis, work restrictions, or recommended treatment as alleged by claimant. Request for EMA appointment DENIED.
