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This case involves an applicant highway patrol officer who sustained industrial injuries to her back. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to address apportionment of permanent disability. The Board reversed the trial judge's finding of no apportionment, finding that a prior 20% award for a previous injury must be applied under Labor Code section 4664(b). Consequently, the applicant's permanent disability award was reduced from 100% to 80%, with further proceedings deferred to determine attorney's fees and the precise indemnity award.
JULIE KAUS vs. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL, legally uninsured, adjusted by STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND is a workers' compensation case decided in San Francisco. 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 San Francisco.
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This case involves an applicant highway patrol officer who sustained industrial injuries to her back. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to address apportionment of permanent disability. The Board reversed the trial judge's finding of no apportionment, finding that a prior 20% award for a previous injury must be applied under Labor Code section 4664(b). Consequently, the applicant's permanent disability award was reduced from 100% to 80%, with further proceedings deferred to determine attorney's fees and the precise indemnity award.
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