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The defendant seeks reconsideration of a Minute Order approving a stipulation resolving issues including temporary disability and attorney fees. The defendant claims the order is unclear and that they and the applicant had different understandings regarding the duration of temporary disability payments. However, the defendant failed to provide a specific offer of proof for newly discovered evidence as required by regulations. The Board denied reconsideration, holding that the defendant is bound by the signed stipulation, which was properly entered into and lacks good cause for withdrawal.
AURORA RIOS vs. LEVLAND LLC, LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY is a workers' compensation case decided in . 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 .
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The defendant seeks reconsideration of a Minute Order approving a stipulation resolving issues including temporary disability and attorney fees. The defendant claims the order is unclear and that they and the applicant had different understandings regarding the duration of temporary disability payments. However, the defendant failed to provide a specific offer of proof for newly discovered evidence as required by regulations. The Board denied reconsideration, holding that the defendant is bound by the signed stipulation, which was properly entered into and lacks good cause for withdrawal.
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