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The defendant sought reconsideration of an award of temporary disability benefits, arguing the applicant had received the maximum 104 weeks allowed. The Board affirmed the award, finding the defendant was bound by a prior stipulation that less than 104 weeks had been paid. Defendant's failure to adequately investigate its payment records prior to stipulating meant they could not later challenge the award based on a lack of full knowledge. The Board also amended a finding to accurately reflect the payment dates of temporary disability.
ANGELICA PRECIADO vs. BAKERSFIELD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT is a workers' compensation case decided in Bakersfield. 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 Bakersfield.
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The defendant sought reconsideration of an award of temporary disability benefits, arguing the applicant had received the maximum 104 weeks allowed. The Board affirmed the award, finding the defendant was bound by a prior stipulation that less than 104 weeks had been paid. Defendant's failure to adequately investigate its payment records prior to stipulating meant they could not later challenge the award based on a "lack of full knowledge." The Board also amended a finding to accurately reflect the payment dates of temporary disability.
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