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This case involves a dispute over Labor Code Section 5813 costs and sanctions awarded against Dr. David Bresler for bad-faith actions. Dr. Bresler's petition for reconsideration of the award, and a subsequent petition for removal by his representatives, were denied. The Appeals Board affirmed the WCJ's decision, finding Dr. Bresler had been properly notified and afforded due process despite his failure to appear. The Board dismissed the petition for removal as moot because the affected order did not name Legal Service Bureau.
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This case involves a dispute over Labor Code Section 5813 costs and sanctions awarded against Dr. David Bresler for bad-faith actions. Dr. Bresler's petition for reconsideration of the award, and a subsequent petition for removal by his representatives, were denied. The Appeals Board affirmed the WCJ's decision, finding Dr. Bresler had been properly notified and afforded due process despite his failure to appear. The Board dismissed the petition for removal as moot because the affected order did not name Legal Service Bureau.
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