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This case concerns applicant Carlos Rojas's entitlement to temporary disability indemnity following a cervical spine, right shoulder, and right arm injury. The defendant sought to limit payments based on Labor Code section 4656(c)(1), arguing the 104-week period began with the first compensable disability. The Appeals Board affirmed the lower decision, holding that the 104-week limit is triggered by the date of the first payment of temporary disability, not the date of the injury or when benefits were initially owed.
CARLOS ROJAS vs. OGLETREE'S, STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND 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 concerns applicant Carlos Rojas's entitlement to temporary disability indemnity following a cervical spine, right shoulder, and right arm injury. The defendant sought to limit payments based on Labor Code section 4656(c)(1), arguing the 104-week period began with the first compensable disability. The Appeals Board affirmed the lower decision, holding that the 104-week limit is triggered by the date of the first payment of temporary disability, not the date of the injury or when benefits were initially owed.
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