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The applicant settled her workers' compensation claims for $$95,000, releasing the employer from future medical care and declining vocational rehabilitation. She later attempted to set aside the declination of vocational rehabilitation, but her petition was deemed untimely as it was filed more than five years after her injury. The Board dismissed her subsequent petitions for reconsideration because successive petitions are improper and her avenues for appeal before the Board are exhausted.
FRANCISCA ESLAVA vs. PARK HYATT HOTEL, CRAWFORD & COMPANY is a workers' compensation case decided in San Francisco. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in San Francisco.
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The applicant settled her workers' compensation claims for $$95,000, releasing the employer from future medical care and declining vocational rehabilitation. She later attempted to set aside the declination of vocational rehabilitation, but her petition was deemed untimely as it was filed more than five years after her injury. The Board dismissed her subsequent petitions for reconsideration because successive petitions are improper and her avenues for appeal before the Board are exhausted.
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