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This case involves a dispute over attorney's fees for vocational rehabilitation services. The applicant's attorney sought fees from funds withheld by the defendant prior to the repeal of Labor Code section 139.5, the statute governing vocational rehabilitation. The Appeals Board found that the attorney had a vested right to these fees because they accrued and were requested before the repeal. Therefore, the Board rescinded the denial order and directed the defendant to pay the withheld attorney's fees.
BILL FLOOD vs. PENSKE LOGISTICS, GALLAGHER BASSETT CLAIMS 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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This case involves a dispute over attorney's fees for vocational rehabilitation services. The applicant's attorney sought fees from funds withheld by the defendant prior to the repeal of Labor Code section 139.5, the statute governing vocational rehabilitation. The Appeals Board found that the attorney had a vested right to these fees because they accrued and were requested before the repeal. Therefore, the Board rescinded the denial order and directed the defendant to pay the withheld attorney's fees.
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