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This case concerns penalties assessed against Los Angeles Unified School District for delayed or incorrect workers' compensation payments to Lavon Leach. The WCJ found the District liable for penalties under Labor Code sections 5814 and 4650(d) for various payment delays, including permanent disability, interest, and attorney fees. Both parties sought reconsideration; the applicant argued penalties should apply to the full award amounts, not just delayed portions, while the defendant contested liability for penalties and certain payment increases. The Appeals Board affirmed the WCJ's Supplemental Findings and Award, adopting the judge's reasoning and finding that claims not raised at trial could not be litigated.
Lavon Leach vs. Los Angeles Unified School District, Adjusted by SEDGWICK CLAIMS MANAGEMENT is a workers' compensation case decided in . This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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This case concerns penalties assessed against Los Angeles Unified School District for delayed or incorrect workers' compensation payments to Lavon Leach. The WCJ found the District liable for penalties under Labor Code sections 5814 and 4650(d) for various payment delays, including permanent disability, interest, and attorney fees. Both parties sought reconsideration; the applicant argued penalties should apply to the full award amounts, not just delayed portions, while the defendant contested liability for penalties and certain payment increases. The Appeals Board affirmed the WCJ's Supplemental Findings and Award, adopting the judge's reasoning and finding that claims not raised at trial could not be litigated.
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