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The Appeals Board granted Zurich's petition for reconsideration to correct an inequitable administrative appointment. Initially, the WCJ ordered Zurich, covering only 9% of liability, to administer the cumulative trauma award, which the Board found to be an abuse of discretion. The Board amended the decision to assign administration to Security National Insurance, which covered 91% of the liability, with Zurich having a right of contribution. Additionally, the Board corrected a clerical error to defer attorney fees.
ANA BARILLAS vs. CELLAR MASTERS, INC., SECURITY NATIONAL INSURANCE, ZURICH AMERICAN INSURANCE is a workers' compensation case decided in Van Nuys. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in Van Nuys.
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The Appeals Board granted Zurich's petition for reconsideration to correct an inequitable administrative appointment. Initially, the WCJ ordered Zurich, covering only 9% of liability, to administer the cumulative trauma award, which the Board found to be an abuse of discretion. The Board amended the decision to assign administration to Security National Insurance, which covered 91% of the liability, with Zurich having a right of contribution. Additionally, the Board corrected a clerical error to defer attorney fees.
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