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This case involved cross-petitions for reconsideration of a $100%$ permanent total disability award. The applicant sought payment of attorney's fees as a cost and a higher percentage, while the defendant disputed the disability finding and prevailing party status. The Appeals Board affirmed the $100%$ permanent disability award and future medical treatment, finding the Agreed Medical Evaluator's opinion persuasive. However, the Board deferred the issue of attorney's fees, including the method of payment and amount, to the arbitrator for a formal finding of fact.
JOSEPH EVANS vs. HOT LINE CONSTRUCTION, INC., ZURICH NORTH AMERICA is a workers' compensation case decided in Anaheim. 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 Anaheim.
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This case involved cross-petitions for reconsideration of a $100%$ permanent total disability award. The applicant sought payment of attorney's fees as a cost and a higher percentage, while the defendant disputed the disability finding and prevailing party status. The Appeals Board affirmed the $100%$ permanent disability award and future medical treatment, finding the Agreed Medical Evaluator's opinion persuasive. However, the Board deferred the issue of attorney's fees, including the method of payment and amount, to the arbitrator for a formal finding of fact.
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