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The applicant sustained industrial injuries to her back, neck, right shoulder, and regional pain syndrome, but not fibromyalgia, according to the WCJ's findings. The WCJ awarded temporary partial disability from January 27, 2001, to February 12, 2003, but found zero percent permanent partial disability and no temporary disability indemnity due to increased earnings post-injury. Upon reconsideration, the Appeals Board affirmed the WCJ's decision, adopting the WCJ's reasoning.
KATHERINE GRAMMER vs. LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT, LOS ANGELES VALLEY COLLEGE, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RISK MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES is a workers' compensation case decided in San Francisco. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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The applicant sustained industrial injuries to her back, neck, right shoulder, and regional pain syndrome, but not fibromyalgia, according to the WCJ's findings. The WCJ awarded temporary partial disability from January 27, 2001, to February 12, 2003, but found zero percent permanent partial disability and no temporary disability indemnity due to increased earnings post-injury. Upon reconsideration, the Appeals Board affirmed the WCJ's decision, adopting the WCJ's reasoning.
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