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Defendant sought removal of the WCJ's order closing discovery and setting the case for trial, alleging irreparable harm and ongoing discovery needs. The Appeals Board denied the petition, finding defendant failed to demonstrate due diligence in pursuing discovery earlier. Defendant's delays in requesting reevaluations, record releases, and QME panels were not excused. The Board determined defendant's arguments regarding prejudice could be addressed at trial, and reconsideration would be available post-decision.
DARRYL TAYLOR vs. KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITAL; PSI Administered by KAISER PERMANENTE MEDICAL CARE 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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Defendant sought removal of the WCJ's order closing discovery and setting the case for trial, alleging irreparable harm and ongoing discovery needs. The Appeals Board denied the petition, finding defendant failed to demonstrate due diligence in pursuing discovery earlier. Defendant's delays in requesting reevaluations, record releases, and QME panels were not excused. The Board determined defendant's arguments regarding prejudice could be addressed at trial, and reconsideration would be available post-decision.
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