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Applicant Ramatu Kabba sought reconsideration of a finding that her psychiatric injury claim was not presumed compensable. The applicant argued the 90-day presumption period under Labor Code § 5402(b) began when the employer allegedly failed to provide a claim form promptly after receiving notice of injury. However, the Board denied reconsideration, adhering to the holding in Honeywell v. Workers' Comp. Appeals Bd. that the 90-day period runs from the filing of the claim form, not the employer's breach. Absent evidence of the employer misleading the applicant into not filing, the presumption did not arise.
RAMATU KABBA vs. DAMERON HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION is a workers' compensation case decided in Oakland. 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 Oakland.
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Applicant Ramatu Kabba sought reconsideration of a finding that her psychiatric injury claim was not presumed compensable. The applicant argued the 90-day presumption period under Labor Code § 5402(b) began when the employer allegedly failed to provide a claim form promptly after receiving notice of injury. However, the Board denied reconsideration, adhering to the holding in Honeywell v. Workers' Comp. Appeals Bd. that the 90-day period runs from the filing of the claim form, not the employer's breach. Absent evidence of the employer misleading the applicant into not filing, the presumption did not arise.
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