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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration of a prior award finding continuing temporary disability for a tanker driver, Cox Petroleum, based on admitted spinal injuries. While the parties stipulated to a cumulative injury date of April 18, 2004, the Board found insufficient evidence that this cumulative injury caused temporary disability. Therefore, the case was returned to the trial level for further medical development to determine causation and apportion temporary disability to the cumulative injury, which would affect the applicability of the 104-week/two-year cap under Labor Code § 4656(c)(1).
RICHARD GLEGHORN vs. COX PETROLEUM, COMMERCE INDUSTRY INSURANCE CO., AIG CLAIM SERVICES, INC. is a workers' compensation case decided in . This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration of a prior award finding continuing temporary disability for a tanker driver, Cox Petroleum, based on admitted spinal injuries. While the parties stipulated to a cumulative injury date of April 18, 2004, the Board found insufficient evidence that this cumulative injury caused temporary disability. Therefore, the case was returned to the trial level for further medical development to determine causation and apportion temporary disability to the cumulative injury, which would affect the applicability of the 104-week/two-year cap under Labor Code § 4656(c)(1).
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