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BRIAN FANNING vs. NISSAN OF GARDEN GROVE, PACIFIC COMPENSATION INSURANCE COMPANY

Filed: Oct 11, 2013
San Francisco
ADJ3132417 (AHM 0147500)

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This case concerns a defendant's petition to remove an order from the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board regarding a medical lien. The defendant argued the lien claimant failed to pay the required activation fee before the lien conference, violating Labor Code section 4903.06(a)(4). The Board found the fee was paid after the conference commenced, and proof of payment wasn't provided, warranting dismissal with prejudice. The Board granted the petition and amended the prior order to dismiss the lien.

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This case concerns a defendant's petition to remove an order from the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board regarding a medical lien. The defendant argued the lien claimant failed to pay the required activation fee before the lien conference, violating Labor Code section 4903.06(a)(4). The Board found the fee was paid after the conference commenced, and proof of payment wasn't provided, warranting dismissal with prejudice. The Board granted the petition and amended the prior order to dismiss the lien.

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BRIAN FANNING vs. NISSAN OF GARDEN GROVE, PACIFIC COMPENSATION INSURANCE COMPANY (2013) – San Francisco | CompFox