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APPEAL NO. 031095 FILED JUNE 12, 2003, This appeal arises pursuant to the Texas Workers' Compensation Act, TEX. LAB. CODE ANN. 401.001 et seq. (1989 Act). A contested case hearing was held on April

The appellant seeks an order that a continuance be granted by the hearing officer so that he or she may rule on the merits of her cause. Appellant's Brief. S.B. No. 01-1148 On July 15, 2001, the Texas Court of Appeals dismissed appellant's claims for relief arising out of her accidental injury and her mental suffering, and dismissed appellant's cause for failure to raise her BDA claim. Appellant's Brief. S.B. No. 01-1201 On June 9, 2002, appellant appealed her decision denying her motion for a stay of execution. Appellant's Brief. S.B. No. 01-0944 Appellant appealed her decision denying her motion for an order that her medical records be disclosed. Appellant's Brief. S.B. No. 01-0945 Appellant appeals her order granting her motion for a stay of execution. Appellant's Brief. S.B. No. 01-0947 Appeal by the mother of the appellant (accident victim) against the grant of summary judgment to the employer filed under the Texas Workmen's Compensation Act. The appeal alleges in part that appellant had established an accident which caused her injury from work. The appeal alleges that appellant was not adequately informed that the cause of her injury was work-related. The appeal alleges in part misapplication of the facts and law that appellant failed to make the required showing that she was entitled to damages and also that there was lack of prejudice to appellant by the denial of summary judgment. The appeal alleges the failure to establish that appellant was disabled. The action is dismissed for failing to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. The petition for appeal is denied. The employer has been granted summary judgment for the plaintiff for all her claims for damages and costs, and all statutory claims against her employer. The employer is granted summary judgment for the appellant, because the trial court found that the evidence did not show that the cause of her injury was work-related. The trial court awarded the appellant 500,000 in compensatory damages. The trial court additionally award the appellant 20,000 in punitive damages. Pursuant to the terms of her order, which included a mandatory 50,000 bond, the appellant is on home confinement in the Williamson County Adult Detention Center. Appellant is represented by Kevin N.

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