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This case denied a petition for reconsideration regarding a lien claim deadline. The lien claimant argued that the 18-month filing deadline under Labor Code § 4903.5(a) should not apply to continuous services that straddled the July 1, 2013 amendment date. The Board found the reasoning in Kindelberger persuasive, holding that for continuous treatment, the last date of service triggers the statute of limitations. The Board also affirmed it lacks jurisdiction to rule on statutory constitutionality.
JESUS MEZA BARRAZA vs. IL FORNAILO AMERICA, ZURICH is a workers' compensation case decided in Long Beach. 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 Long Beach.
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This case denied a petition for reconsideration regarding a lien claim deadline. The lien claimant argued that the 18-month filing deadline under Labor Code § 4903.5(a) should not apply to continuous services that straddled the July 1, 2013 amendment date. The Board found the reasoning in Kindelberger persuasive, holding that for continuous treatment, the last date of service triggers the statute of limitations. The Board also affirmed it lacks jurisdiction to rule on statutory constitutionality.
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