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This case involves Dr. Kevin Aminian's lien being dismissed by a workers' compensation judge. Dr. Aminian petitioned for reconsideration, arguing he was denied due process as his objection to a notice of intention to dismiss was filed before the dismissal order, and he was not contacted by the defendant prior to the dismissal notice. The Appeals Board granted the petition, rescinded the dismissal order, and returned the matter for the judge to consider Dr. Aminian's objection and decide whether to hold a new lien conference or reissue the dismissal. The Board found that the objection was timely filed, despite the judge's initial recommendation to deny reconsideration.
MARIA OCHOA vs. STATE FISH CO., STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, ZURICH INSURANCE CO. is a workers' compensation case decided in San Francisco. 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 Francisco.
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This case involves Dr. Kevin Aminian's lien being dismissed by a workers' compensation judge. Dr. Aminian petitioned for reconsideration, arguing he was denied due process as his objection to a notice of intention to dismiss was filed before the dismissal order, and he was not contacted by the defendant prior to the dismissal notice. The Appeals Board granted the petition, rescinded the dismissal order, and returned the matter for the judge to consider Dr. Aminian's objection and decide whether to hold a new lien conference or reissue the dismissal. The Board found that the objection was timely filed, despite the judge's initial recommendation to deny reconsideration.
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