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This appeal involves International Elevator Company, Inc. contesting an order overruling its special appearance, with Samuel Garcia Sr. and Maria Garcia as appellees. Reliance Insurance Company intervened as a subrogated workers' compensation insurer. A stay of proceedings was imposed because Reliance was designated an impaired insurer under the Texas Insurance Code. The court affirmed that Reliance, as a subrogated intervenor, qualifies as a party under the relevant Insurance Code statute. Consequently, the court ordered the appeal stayed until April 5, 2002, and denied any other pending motions for relief.
International Elevator Co. v. Garcia is a workers' compensation case decided in Court of Appeals of Texas. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in Court of Appeals of Texas.
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This appeal involves International Elevator Company, Inc. contesting an order overruling its special appearance, with Samuel Garcia Sr. and Maria Garcia as appellees. Reliance Insurance Company intervened as a subrogated workers' compensation insurer. A stay of proceedings was imposed because Reliance was designated an "impaired insurer" under the Texas Insurance Code. The court affirmed that Reliance, as a subrogated intervenor, qualifies as a party under the relevant Insurance Code statute. Consequently, the court ordered the appeal stayed until April 5, 2002, and denied any other pending motions for relief.
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