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CHARLES CONLEY vs. STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES

Filed: Jan 25, 2018
Van Nuys
ADJ10537232, ADJ10537109, ADJ10058212

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The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to further study the applicant's psychiatric and heart injury claims arising from his employment. The WCJ found the claims barred by the statute of limitations and denied a cumulative trauma claim due to lack of medical evidence. The Board rescinded the Findings and Orders, returning the case for further proceedings to address the WCJ's mischaracterization of specific injuries as cumulative trauma and the potential tolling of the statute of limitations. The Board also noted a need for further development of medical evidence on causation for the cumulative trauma claim.

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The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to further study the applicant's psychiatric and heart injury claims arising from his employment. The WCJ found the claims barred by the statute of limitations and denied a cumulative trauma claim due to lack of medical evidence. The Board rescinded the Findings and Orders, returning the case for further proceedings to address the WCJ's mischaracterization of specific injuries as cumulative trauma and the potential tolling of the statute of limitations. The Board also noted a need for further development of medical evidence on causation for the cumulative trauma claim.

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CHARLES CONLEY vs. STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES (2018) – Van Nuys | CompFox