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This case involves multiple industrial injuries claimed by the applicant, Maria Adonican. The defendant, County of Los Angeles/General Hospital, sought reconsideration of findings of total permanent disability for a 1993 injury and apportionment of disability among three injuries. The Board denied reconsideration, agreeing with the WCJ that the 1993 injury was the primary cause of the applicant's total permanent disability, supported by medical evidence. Defendant's arguments regarding lack of evidence for total permanent disability and improper apportionment were rejected.
MARIA ADONICAN vs. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES/GENERAL HOSPITAL is a workers' compensation case decided in Los Angeles. 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 Los Angeles.
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This case involves multiple industrial injuries claimed by the applicant, Maria Adonican. The defendant, County of Los Angeles/General Hospital, sought reconsideration of findings of total permanent disability for a 1993 injury and apportionment of disability among three injuries. The Board denied reconsideration, agreeing with the WCJ that the 1993 injury was the primary cause of the applicant's total permanent disability, supported by medical evidence. Defendant's arguments regarding lack of evidence for total permanent disability and improper apportionment were rejected.
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