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Jared Sanders, an officer for the California Highway Patrol, sustained a cumulative lumbar spine injury. The WCJ previously found 34% permanent partial disability after apportionment. Applicant sought reconsideration, arguing against apportionment under Labor Code sections 4663(e) and 4664(b) and citing a mathematical error. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted the petition for reconsideration, rescinded the WCJ's February 26, 2025 F&A, and returned the matter for further proceedings, noting the defendant's failure to prove overlap between prior and current disability awards.
JARED SANDERS vs. CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL, 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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Jared Sanders, an officer for the California Highway Patrol, sustained a cumulative lumbar spine injury. The WCJ previously found 34% permanent partial disability after apportionment. Applicant sought reconsideration, arguing against apportionment under Labor Code sections 4663(e) and 4664(b) and citing a mathematical error. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted the petition for reconsideration, rescinded the WCJ's February 26, 2025 F&A, and returned the matter for further proceedings, noting the defendant's failure to prove overlap between prior and current disability awards.
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