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This case concerns Ronald Hoglund's claim for workers' compensation benefits due to prostate cancer, presumed industrial under Labor Code section 3212.1. The defendant, California Highway Patrol, sought reconsideration, arguing the injury date was incorrect, precluding the presumption, and disputing the permanent disability rating. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to clarify the employment period. Ultimately, the Board affirmed the award, modifying Finding of Fact No. 1 to reflect the applicant was employed by the CHP from June 1, 1970, through September 3, 2000.
RONALD HOGLUND vs. CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL, STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND STATE EMPLOYEES is a workers' compensation case decided in San Diego. 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 San Diego.
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This case concerns Ronald Hoglund's claim for workers' compensation benefits due to prostate cancer, presumed industrial under Labor Code section 3212.1. The defendant, California Highway Patrol, sought reconsideration, arguing the injury date was incorrect, precluding the presumption, and disputing the permanent disability rating. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to clarify the employment period. Ultimately, the Board affirmed the award, modifying Finding of Fact No. 1 to reflect the applicant was employed by the CHP from June 1, 1970, through September 3, 2000.
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