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This case concerns a workers' compensation lien filed by SB Surgery Center for $$21,124.64$ related to applicant's shoulder surgery. The Appeals Board affirmed the lower ruling disallowing the majority of the lien because SB failed to prove its charges were reasonable, not just that the defendant paid a lesser amount. The Board clarified that lien claimants bear the burden of proving reasonableness and that their own billing alone is insufficient evidence.
JULIANA SANCHEZ vs. HUNTINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL is a workers' compensation case decided in . This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in .
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This case concerns a workers' compensation lien filed by SB Surgery Center for $$21,124.64$ related to applicant's shoulder surgery. The Appeals Board affirmed the lower ruling disallowing the majority of the lien because SB failed to prove its charges were reasonable, not just that the defendant paid a lesser amount. The Board clarified that lien claimants bear the burden of proving reasonableness and that their own billing alone is insufficient evidence.
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