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Scripps Health sought removal of an order requiring a person most knowledgeable from their hospital to appear at a hearing, arguing Scripps Health was not a party. The Board granted removal due to the undue burden on a non-party witness. However, the Board noted Scripps Health could be a party if they assumed liabilities through a purchase agreement. Ultimately, the Order was amended to require counsel for Scripps Health and Sedgwick CMS to appear and clarify Scripps Health's party status.
LORI L. LAY vs. MERCY HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTER is a workers' compensation case decided in San Diego. 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 Diego.
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Scripps Health sought removal of an order requiring a "person most knowledgeable" from their hospital to appear at a hearing, arguing Scripps Health was not a party. The Board granted removal due to the undue burden on a non-party witness. However, the Board noted Scripps Health could be a party if they assumed liabilities through a purchase agreement. Ultimately, the Order was amended to require counsel for Scripps Health and Sedgwick CMS to appear and clarify Scripps Health's party status.
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