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CARLOS MIRANDA vs. PACIFIC EXCHANGE, HANOVER INSURANCE GROUP

Filed: Jan 14, 2014
Van Nuys
ADJ8741844

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The Appeals Board rescinded the prior finding of injury to the applicant's back, concluding it was not supported by substantial evidence. The Board found the medical report relied upon by the trial judge was based on an inaccurate and incomplete history provided by the applicant, inconsistent with other statements and undisputed trial evidence. Therefore, the applicant did not sustain an industrial injury to his back, and the case was returned for further proceedings on other alleged body parts.

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The Appeals Board rescinded the prior finding of injury to the applicant's back, concluding it was not supported by substantial evidence. The Board found the medical report relied upon by the trial judge was based on an inaccurate and incomplete history provided by the applicant, inconsistent with other statements and undisputed trial evidence. Therefore, the applicant did not sustain an industrial injury to his back, and the case was returned for further proceedings on other alleged body parts.

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