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This case concerns the dismissal of Dr. Aminian's lien claim for non-appearance at a workers' compensation lien conference. The WCAB affirmed the dismissal, finding Dr. Aminian failed to establish good cause for his absence. The Board rejected arguments regarding a reasonable expectation the notice was vacated and unsupported claims of a statute of limitations bar. Dr. Aminian's contention of excusable neglect due to his representative's alleged illness was deemed insufficient, especially as it was raised late in the proceedings.
GORDON BUCKLEY vs. VONS 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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This case concerns the dismissal of Dr. Aminian's lien claim for non-appearance at a workers' compensation lien conference. The WCAB affirmed the dismissal, finding Dr. Aminian failed to establish good cause for his absence. The Board rejected arguments regarding a reasonable expectation the notice was vacated and unsupported claims of a statute of limitations bar. Dr. Aminian's contention of excusable neglect due to his representative's alleged illness was deemed insufficient, especially as it was raised late in the proceedings.
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