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JESUS CASTILLO vs. HORIZONZ TEXTILES, EMPLOYERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE COMPANY

Filed: Jun 20, 2008
San Francisco
LBO 0372373

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied reconsideration of an order terminating temporary disability payments for an admitted industrial injury. The applicant's claim that the insurer should be estopped from enforcing the two-year payment limit due to a dispute over surgery authorization was rejected, as was the argument for separate injuries or unconstitutionality of the statute. The Board affirmed that the applicant had already received the maximum 104 weeks of temporary disability under Labor Code section 4656(c)(1).

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied reconsideration of an order terminating temporary disability payments for an admitted industrial injury. The applicant's claim that the insurer should be estopped from enforcing the two-year payment limit due to a dispute over surgery authorization was rejected, as was the argument for separate injuries or unconstitutionality of the statute. The Board affirmed that the applicant had already received the maximum 104 weeks of temporary disability under Labor Code section 4656(c)(1).

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JESUS CASTILLO vs. HORIZONZ TEXTILES, EMPLOYERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE COMPANY (2008) – San Francisco | CompFox