Per Curiam.
In his first proposition of law, appellant argues that Phillip Way was a lay witness and therefore, it was unlawful and unreasonable for the commission to rule that his opinion testimony was inadmissible due to appellant's failure to identify him as an expert prior to the hearing. Essentially, it is appellant's contention that a witness who testifies from personal knowledge should be classified as a lay witness, even though the testimony is based...
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