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This case involves a worker claiming industrial cancer, initially alleging lung cancer. While the applicant's petitions to reconsider the initial adverse finding were untimely, the Appeals Board granted reconsideration on its own motion due to the WCJ's recommendation. The Board rescinded the initial finding, returning the case for further proceedings to address whether the applicant's diagnosed mantle cell lymphoma is industrially caused, as this issue was implicitly litigated. A new Agreed Medical Examiner has been appointed to resolve the medical causation dispute.
MICHAEL WALKER vs. CENTRAL STRIPING SERVICE, STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, SEDGWICK, CALIFORNIA INSURANCE GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION, BROADSPIRE 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 a worker claiming industrial cancer, initially alleging "lung cancer." While the applicant's petitions to reconsider the initial adverse finding were untimely, the Appeals Board granted reconsideration on its own motion due to the WCJ's recommendation. The Board rescinded the initial finding, returning the case for further proceedings to address whether the applicant's diagnosed "mantle cell lymphoma" is industrially caused, as this issue was implicitly litigated. A new Agreed Medical Examiner has been appointed to resolve the medical causation dispute.
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