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The Uninsured Employers' Benefit Trust Fund (UEBTF) sought reconsideration, arguing Safeco's policy covered the applicant's injury. The Arbitrator previously ruled Safeco had no liability as its policy with Donald Williams did not include comprehensive personal liability insurance as required by Insurance Code section 11590. The Appeals Board affirmed this decision, finding the Safeco policy explicitly limited coverage to premises liability and lacked the necessary language for comprehensive personal liability coverage. Therefore, Safeco was correctly found not liable for the applicant's injury.
JOHNNY BETTENCOURT vs. DONALD WILLIAMS, SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY, UNINSURED EMPLOYERS' BENEFIT TRUST FUND DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS is a workers' compensation case decided in Stockton. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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The Uninsured Employers' Benefit Trust Fund (UEBTF) sought reconsideration, arguing Safeco's policy covered the applicant's injury. The Arbitrator previously ruled Safeco had no liability as its policy with Donald Williams did not include "comprehensive personal liability" insurance as required by Insurance Code section 11590. The Appeals Board affirmed this decision, finding the Safeco policy explicitly limited coverage to premises liability and lacked the necessary language for comprehensive personal liability coverage. Therefore, Safeco was correctly found not liable for the applicant's injury.
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