Cases

JCC awarded the claimant temporary partial disability benefits not to exceed the statutory maximum of 104 weeks.  The parties had previously reached a mediation agreement wherein it was agreed that the claimant would receive $7,750 in full and final satisfaction of all past indemnity benefits through the date of the agreement.  The JCC found that the employer/carrier had paid 66 weeks of temporary indemnity but there was no finding as to whether the parties' mediation agreement encompassed these 66 weeks.  Because the JCC had failed to determine the number of weeks of temporary partial disability benefits for which the employer/carrier remains liable, order reversed.  On remand, the JCC was required to determine the number of benefits left to be paid by the employer/carrier.