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The Appeals Board reversed the prior decision, allowing lien claimant Preferred Scan's exhibits into evidence. Applying the en banc decision in Cornejo, the Board found that Preferred Scan made an unrebutted prima facie showing of exemption from Business and Professions Code registration requirements. This exemption applies because Preferred Scan acted as an agent or independent contractor for applicant's attorney, a member of the State Bar. The case is returned for a new decision on the lien claim.
ANTONIA RIVAS vs. EL PRADO RESTAURANT, THE COHEN RESTAURANT GROUP, INC., PACIFIC COMPENSATION INSURANCE COMPANY is a workers' compensation case decided in Los Angeles. 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 Los Angeles.
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The Appeals Board reversed the prior decision, allowing lien claimant Preferred Scan's exhibits into evidence. Applying the en banc decision in Cornejo, the Board found that Preferred Scan made an unrebutted prima facie showing of exemption from Business and Professions Code registration requirements. This exemption applies because Preferred Scan acted as an agent or independent contractor for applicant's attorney, a member of the State Bar. The case is returned for a new decision on the lien claim.
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