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NELIDA MORALES vs. PEPPERTREE INN, INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE WEST

Filed: Oct 26, 2007
San Francisco
GOL 0100563

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In Morales v. Peppertree Inn, the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied the defendant's petition for removal, which sought to reverse an order taking the case off calendar. The Board found that the defendant's argument regarding the applicant's failure to timely object to the treating physician's report was inapplicable because the compensability of the injury was disputed. Furthermore, the defendant failed to demonstrate the required prejudice or irreparable harm to justify reversal.

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In Morales v. Peppertree Inn, the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied the defendant's petition for removal, which sought to reverse an order taking the case off calendar. The Board found that the defendant's argument regarding the applicant's failure to timely object to the treating physician's report was inapplicable because the compensability of the injury was disputed. Furthermore, the defendant failed to demonstrate the required prejudice or irreparable harm to justify reversal.

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