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MERICIA ENRIQUEZ vs. AMERICAN RACING EQUIPMENT

Filed: Jul 31, 2014
ADJ2610300

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The Appeals Board rescinded sanctions and attorney's fees awarded against certain lien claimants, finding procedural issues with their imposition. While some conduct supported sanctions, the process lacked proper notice and opportunity to be heard, contrary to due process requirements. The Board also clarified it did not endorse the WCJ's interpretation or application of Labor Code section 4903.5, which underpinned the initial lien disallowance and sanctions. Ultimately, the rescission aimed to ensure procedural fairness and avoid misconstruing the finality of prior decisions.

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The Appeals Board rescinded sanctions and attorney's fees awarded against certain lien claimants, finding procedural issues with their imposition. While some conduct supported sanctions, the process lacked proper notice and opportunity to be heard, contrary to due process requirements. The Board also clarified it did not endorse the WCJ's interpretation or application of Labor Code section 4903.5, which underpinned the initial lien disallowance and sanctions. Ultimately, the rescission aimed to ensure procedural fairness and avoid misconstruing the finality of prior decisions.

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