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This case concerns a worker injured by industrial injury, who sought to settle her claim for $24,500. The administrative law judge unilaterally added a note to the approval order, withholding proceeds due to an issue with the Medical Provider Network (MPN) and the defendant's refusal to pay non-MPN liens. The Appeals Board rescinded the judge's order, finding it inappropriate to unilaterally modify the settlement. The case was returned for further proceedings to address the lien claims and ensure the applicant understands any potential personal liability for self-procured medical treatment.
GLORIA PARRIS vs. TIME WARNER CABLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY is a workers' compensation case decided in Long Beach. 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 Long Beach.
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This case concerns a worker injured by industrial injury, who sought to settle her claim for $24,500. The administrative law judge unilaterally added a note to the approval order, withholding proceeds due to an issue with the Medical Provider Network (MPN) and the defendant's refusal to pay non-MPN liens. The Appeals Board rescinded the judge's order, finding it inappropriate to unilaterally modify the settlement. The case was returned for further proceedings to address the lien claims and ensure the applicant understands any potential personal liability for self-procured medical treatment.
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