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This case involves a reserve police officer injured on duty whose average weekly earnings were only $84.38. The applicant successfully argued that under Labor Code sections 3362.5 and 4458.2, her temporary and permanent disability indemnity should be calculated at the maximum rate, not based on her actual earnings. The Appeals Board amended the WCJ's decision to award these benefits at the maximum statutory rates. The applicant's attorney was awarded a fee of $4500.00 for securing this increased compensation.
PHYLLIS HAREN vs. CITY OF SACRAMENTO, self-insured and self-administered is a workers' compensation case decided in Sacramento. 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 Sacramento.
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This case involves a reserve police officer injured on duty whose average weekly earnings were only $84.38. The applicant successfully argued that under Labor Code sections 3362.5 and 4458.2, her temporary and permanent disability indemnity should be calculated at the maximum rate, not based on her actual earnings. The Appeals Board amended the WCJ's decision to award these benefits at the maximum statutory rates. The applicant's attorney was awarded a fee of $4500.00 for securing this increased compensation.
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