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This case involves applicant Robert Schenck's petition for reconsideration of a workers' compensation award. Schenck argued the judge erred by admitting sub-rosa video evidence and by not finding total disability based on Dr. Lavi's opinion. The Board denied the petition, finding the sub-rosa evidence was properly admitted and that Dr. Lavi's opinion lacked substantial evidentiary support for total disability. The Board affirmed the WCJ's reliance on defense medical reports finding permanent disability of 29% after apportionment.
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This case involves applicant Robert Schenck's petition for reconsideration of a workers' compensation award. Schenck argued the judge erred by admitting sub-rosa video evidence and by not finding total disability based on Dr. Lavi's opinion. The Board denied the petition, finding the sub-rosa evidence was properly admitted and that Dr. Lavi's opinion lacked substantial evidentiary support for total disability. The Board affirmed the WCJ's reliance on defense medical reports finding permanent disability of 29% after apportionment.
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