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Applicant, Framee Amor Jones, sought reconsideration of a Findings and Order from April 9, 2025, which found she did not sustain a psyche injury at work. The Workers' Compensation Administrative Law Judge (WCJ) concluded that actual events of employment were not the predominant cause of her claimed psychiatric injury. The Appeals Board reviewed the petition, the defendant's answer, and the WCJ's report. Citing Labor Code sections regarding the 60-day action period and the burden of proof for psychiatric injury causation, the Board affirmed the WCJ's credibility determinations and found no substantial evidence to overturn them. Consequently, the Board denied the applicant's Petition for Reconsideration.
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Applicant, Framee Amor Jones, sought reconsideration of a Findings and Order from April 9, 2025, which found she did not sustain a psyche injury at work. The Workers' Compensation Administrative Law Judge (WCJ) concluded that actual events of employment were not the predominant cause of her claimed psychiatric injury. The Appeals Board reviewed the petition, the defendant's answer, and the WCJ's report. Citing Labor Code sections regarding the 60-day action period and the burden of proof for psychiatric injury causation, the Board affirmed the WCJ's credibility determinations and found no substantial evidence to overturn them. Consequently, the Board denied the applicant's Petition for Reconsideration.
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