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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied the defendant Albertson's Petition for Removal. The Board found that removal is an extraordinary remedy, granted only when substantial prejudice or irreparable harm would result, and reconsideration would be inadequate. The WCJ's report indicated the defendant's petition was denied due to procedural deficiency (failure to attach the subpoena) and that no substantive ruling was made that would warrant removal. The Board agreed that the defendant did not demonstrate the necessary prejudice for this exceptional relief.
RAYMOND GONZALEZ vs. ALBERTSONS, permissibly self-insured, ALBERTSONS HOLDINGS FULLERTON is a workers' compensation case decided in Anaheim. 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 Anaheim.
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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied the defendant Albertson's Petition for Removal. The Board found that removal is an extraordinary remedy, granted only when substantial prejudice or irreparable harm would result, and reconsideration would be inadequate. The WCJ's report indicated the defendant's petition was denied due to procedural deficiency (failure to attach the subpoena) and that no substantive ruling was made that would warrant removal. The Board agreed that the defendant did not demonstrate the necessary prejudice for this exceptional relief.
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