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Here's a concise summary for a lawyer: The Appeals Board denied the self-insured defendant's petition for reconsideration, affirming the WCJ's award of temporary total disability and a 25% penalty for unreasonable refusal to pay. The Board found the defendant waived the argument that a prior stipulated award barred the penalty claim, as this issue was raised for the first time on appeal. The defendant's contention that temporary disability should be based on post-injury earnings was also rejected. Finally, the Board will return the case for further proceedings concerning misrepresentations in the defendant's petition.
KATHERINE TARTER vs. SAN DIEGO TRANSIT 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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The Appeals Board denied the self-insured defendant's petition for reconsideration, affirming the WCJ's award of temporary total disability and a 25% penalty for unreasonable refusal to pay. The Board found the defendant waived the argument that a prior stipulated award barred the penalty claim, as this issue was raised for the first time on appeal. The defendant's contention that temporary disability should be based on post-injury earnings was also rejected. Finally, the Board will return the case for further proceedings concerning misrepresentations in the defendant's petition.
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