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HASINA SINGH vs. MARINA VILLAGE WEST, ZENITH INSURANCE

Filed: Sep 26, 2007
STK 0187467

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) granted reconsideration of a WCJ's decision, affirming the disallowance of a lien claimant's claim for medical-legal costs due to insufficient proof. However, the WCAB reversed the WCJ's imposition of sanctions against the lien claimant, finding that the defendant failed to meet its burden of proof to demonstrate the claimant's non-compliance with WCAB rules regarding availability for settlement discussions. The WCAB rescinded the sanctions order, finding the lien claimant's petition on that issue meritorious.

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) granted reconsideration of a WCJ's decision, affirming the disallowance of a lien claimant's claim for medical-legal costs due to insufficient proof. However, the WCAB reversed the WCJ's imposition of sanctions against the lien claimant, finding that the defendant failed to meet its burden of proof to demonstrate the claimant's non-compliance with WCAB rules regarding availability for settlement discussions. The WCAB rescinded the sanctions order, finding the lien claimant's petition on that issue meritorious.

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