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MARIAN VIZGAUDIS vs. PACIFIC BELL, HELMSMAN RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Filed: Mar 25, 2008
San Francisco
SAC 261152

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board affirmed a prior award finding the applicant sustained an industrial injury causing 63% permanent disability. The Board held that the defendant failed to provide substantial medical evidence for apportionment of this disability to prior injuries. Furthermore, attempting to apportion the current award to prior stipulated awards would improperly alter or amend those earlier decisions, contrary to legislative intent.

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board affirmed a prior award finding the applicant sustained an industrial injury causing 63% permanent disability. The Board held that the defendant failed to provide substantial medical evidence for apportionment of this disability to prior injuries. Furthermore, attempting to apportion the current award to prior stipulated awards would improperly alter or amend those earlier decisions, contrary to legislative intent.

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MARIAN VIZGAUDIS vs. PACIFIC BELL, HELMSMAN RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES (2008) – San Francisco | CompFox