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DULCE STONE vs. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES/SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, TRISTAR RISK MANAGEMENT

Filed: Sep 22, 2008
San Francisco
ADJ1408531

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Reconsideration granted; WCJ's finding limiting credit to temporary disability indemnity reversed; defendant entitled to $8,446.76 credit against temporary and permanent disability indemnity.

DULCE STONE vs. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES/SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, TRISTAR RISK MANAGEMENT is a workers' compensation case decided in San Francisco. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.

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Reconsideration granted; WCJ's finding limiting credit to temporary disability indemnity reversed; defendant entitled to $8,446.76 credit against temporary and permanent disability indemnity.

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