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AGUSTINA RAMOS vs. MAINSTAY BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, SELF-INSURERS SECURITY FUND (SISF), METRO RISK MANAGEMENT

Filed: Sep 04, 2014
Oxnard
ADJ7106431

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration, rescinding an order that denied the Self-Insurers Security Fund (SISF) leave to join other potentially liable insurance carriers. This decision allows SISF to pursue contribution claims against State Compensation Insurance Fund, Zenith, and Castle Point National Insurance for benefits paid under a compromise and release settlement. The Board found that joinder proceedings can be initiated within one year after a settlement approval, consistent with contribution provisions under Labor Code section 5500.5. The case is returned to the trial level for the joinder of these parties.

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration, rescinding an order that denied the Self-Insurers Security Fund (SISF) leave to join other potentially liable insurance carriers. This decision allows SISF to pursue contribution claims against State Compensation Insurance Fund, Zenith, and Castle Point National Insurance for benefits paid under a compromise and release settlement. The Board found that joinder proceedings can be initiated within one year after a settlement approval, consistent with contribution provisions under Labor Code section 5500.5. The case is returned to the trial level for the joinder of these parties.

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AGUSTINA RAMOS vs. MAINSTAY BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, SELF-INSURERS SECURITY FUND (SISF), METRO RISK MANAGEMENT (2014) – Oxnard | CompFox