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In this workers' compensation case, the defendant sought reconsideration of the original finding that the applicant sustained $71%$ permanent disability, arguing the judge improperly rejected the Agreed Medical Evaluator's (AME) apportionment opinion on psychiatric injury. The Board granted reconsideration, amending the award to include $35%$ non-industrial apportionment to the applicant's psychiatric disability. This resulted in a revised permanent disability award of $68%$. The Board found the AME's opinion on apportionment constituted substantial medical evidence and was not unpersuasive.
GARY KUBECK vs. CALETTI JUNGSTEN CONSTRUCTION, AMERICAN ZURICH INSURANCE COMPANY is a workers' compensation case decided in Santa Rosa. 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 Santa Rosa.
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In this workers' compensation case, the defendant sought reconsideration of the original finding that the applicant sustained $71%$ permanent disability, arguing the judge improperly rejected the Agreed Medical Evaluator's (AME) apportionment opinion on psychiatric injury. The Board granted reconsideration, amending the award to include $35%$ non-industrial apportionment to the applicant's psychiatric disability. This resulted in a revised permanent disability award of $68%$. The Board found the AME's opinion on apportionment constituted substantial medical evidence and was not unpersuasive.
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