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The Appeals Board denied applicant's Petition for Removal, finding no irreparable harm or prejudice to warrant this extraordinary remedy. The Board held that a WCJ can order documents, including prior settlement and disability rating documents, be provided to an Agreed Medical Examiner (AME) when parties cannot agree. This aligns with WCAB Rule 53, which allows a WCJ to resolve discovery disputes regarding AME submissions. The Board also admonished applicant's counsel for violating procedural rules regarding inflammatory language and redundant filings.
Hugh Lubkin vs. State of California, Board of Chiropractic Examiners, State Compensation Insurance Fund is a workers' compensation case decided in Sacramento. 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 Sacramento.
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The Appeals Board denied applicant's Petition for Removal, finding no irreparable harm or prejudice to warrant this extraordinary remedy. The Board held that a WCJ can order documents, including prior settlement and disability rating documents, be provided to an Agreed Medical Examiner (AME) when parties cannot agree. This aligns with WCAB Rule 53, which allows a WCJ to resolve discovery disputes regarding AME submissions. The Board also admonished applicant's counsel for violating procedural rules regarding inflammatory language and redundant filings.
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