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This case concerns a worker's compensation claim where the applicant, Casey McCready, was injured while rendering services. The employer, Hudson Fisk, and the labor provider, Anytime Labor LLC, sought to argue McCready was an independent contractor. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied their petition for reconsideration, upholding the administrative law judge's decision. The Board found that the employer failed to overcome the statutory presumption of employment and that the judge's credibility determinations were entitled to great weight. Therefore, McCready is presumed to have been an employee at the time of his injury.
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This case concerns a worker's compensation claim where the applicant, Casey McCready, was injured while rendering services. The employer, Hudson Fisk, and the labor provider, Anytime Labor LLC, sought to argue McCready was an independent contractor. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied their petition for reconsideration, upholding the administrative law judge's decision. The Board found that the employer failed to overcome the statutory presumption of employment and that the judge's credibility determinations were entitled to great weight. Therefore, McCready is presumed to have been an employee at the time of his injury.
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