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The defendant filed a Petition for Removal arguing they did not receive notice of a Mandatory Settlement Conference (MSC) and therefore could not participate. The Appeals Board found a conflict between the defendant's claim of no notice and the applicant's proof of service. Consequently, the Board granted removal, rescinded the prior order closing discovery, and redesignated the next hearing as another MSC to resolve the notice dispute. The WCJ will now determine if the defendant received notice and decide the subsequent actions.
ARTURO RETANA vs. ADIR INTERNATIONAL DBA LA CURACAO, TRAVELERS INSURANCE is a workers' compensation case decided in San Francisco. 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 San Francisco.
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The defendant filed a Petition for Removal arguing they did not receive notice of a Mandatory Settlement Conference (MSC) and therefore could not participate. The Appeals Board found a conflict between the defendant's claim of no notice and the applicant's proof of service. Consequently, the Board granted removal, rescinded the prior order closing discovery, and redesignated the next hearing as another MSC to resolve the notice dispute. The WCJ will now determine if the defendant received notice and decide the subsequent actions.
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