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MICHAEL LALOR vs. CITY OF SAN DIEGO

Filed: Jan 21, 2011
San Francisco
ADJ624341 (SDO 0320867)

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This case involves a firefighter who claimed cumulative trauma injury to multiple body parts. The parties stipulated to a single cumulative trauma injury, but the WCJ issued separate permanent disability awards, contrary to the stipulation and the Benson precedent regarding individual injury determination. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration, rescinded the WCJ's decision, and returned the matter for further proceedings, emphasizing the binding nature of the parties' stipulation to a single cumulative trauma injury. The Board also directed re-evaluation of causation for hypertension and noted potential impairment from asthma.

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This case involves a firefighter who claimed cumulative trauma injury to multiple body parts. The parties stipulated to a single cumulative trauma injury, but the WCJ issued separate permanent disability awards, contrary to the stipulation and the Benson precedent regarding individual injury determination. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration, rescinded the WCJ's decision, and returned the matter for further proceedings, emphasizing the binding nature of the parties' stipulation to a single cumulative trauma injury. The Board also directed re-evaluation of causation for hypertension and noted potential impairment from asthma.

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