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KENNETH ROSENBERG vs. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL DISABILITY AND RETIREMENT

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No. ADJ1237800 (AHM0151777) | 22 Jan, 2016

The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration to clarify clerical errors in a previous award. The Board amended the award to reflect that the defendant, California Highway Patrol, is "legally uninsured" and affirmed the application of the "duty belt" presumption (Labor Code section 3213.2)...

SUSANA LOPEZ vs. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

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Van Nuys | No. ADJ7995938 | 04 Sep, 2015

The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration to clarify attorney's fees related to temporary disability. The Board deferred the issue of additional temporary disability to ensure compliance with the 104-week limit and overlapping payments...

AFRA CORNEJO vs. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES

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No. MON 0322465 | 03 Jan, 2008

This case involved separate appeals from the applicant and defendant regarding an administrative law judge's findings on permanent disability apportionment and temporary disability overpayment. The applicant argued against apportionment of permanent disability...

SALEM NAJJAR vs. MEEKS BUILDING CENTER, ZURICH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY

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No. ADJ4254212 | 19 Jul, 2010

The Appeals Board granted reconsideration, finding that a payment for attending a medical-legal examination under Labor Code section 4600(e)(1) does not trigger the 104-week limit on temporary disability indemnity...

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Summarize the apportionment findings in Dr. Jones' report.

Dr. Jones apportions 60% of the lumbar disability to the specific injury of 5/12/2023.

The remaining 40% is apportioned to degenerative disc disease, citing the MRI from 2019 showing moderate stenosis prior to the industrial exposure.

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Disability Claims: Navigating Your Rights

What are the main issues and arguments the applicant relied on?

The applicant’s primary issues were entitlement to additional temporary disability, the permanent & stationary date and amount of permanent disability, and attorney’s fees; she specifically sought a 12% attorney’s fee on accrued temporary disability and a 15% increase in permanent disability under Labor Code §4658(d)(2). Her chief arguments were that she was never offered modified or alternative work (unrebutted testimony), she did not voluntarily retire but left work because of her back injury and subsequently received a disability retirement.

SUSANA LOPEZ vs. STATE OF CALIFORNIA

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