419 So. 2d 672 | Fla. Dist. Ct. App. | 1982
Employer/earrier appeal a workers’ compensation order which determined that claimant sustained a compensable injury.
Since this court is without jurisdiction to review the contested order, the appeal is accordingly dismissed. Such dismissal is without prejudice to the parties’ ability to obtain review of the issue in question by timely appeal from a final order.
. While the order appealed makes no express award of any specific benefit, at the commencement of the hearing counsel for employer/carrier indicated that medical benefits would not require adjudication and would be handled administratively “in the event of com-pensability.” In these circumstances the deputy’s finding of compensability has the ultimate effect of awarding such benefits, and we therefore do not consider that the absence of an express award of benefits would make the order interlocutory if it could otherwise be regarded as disposing of all matured issues in controversy between the parties on the claim.