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This case concerns a contribution claim between two insurance carriers, NAICC and SCIF, regarding benefits paid to an injured worker. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) granted SCIF's petition for reconsideration of an arbitrator's award that found two separate injury dates. The WCAB rescinded the arbitrator's decision and established a single cumulative trauma injury date from July 9, 1998, through July 8, 1999. Consequently, SCIF was ordered to pay NAICC $37,396.04, representing SCIF's proportionate share of benefits paid by NAICC during the established injury period.
ROSARIO ROJAS vs. HEALTH DEVICES, INC, NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND is a workers' compensation case decided in . This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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This case concerns a contribution claim between two insurance carriers, NAICC and SCIF, regarding benefits paid to an injured worker. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) granted SCIF's petition for reconsideration of an arbitrator's award that found two separate injury dates. The WCAB rescinded the arbitrator's decision and established a single cumulative trauma injury date from July 9, 1998, through July 8, 1999. Consequently, SCIF was ordered to pay NAICC $37,396.04, representing SCIF's proportionate share of benefits paid by NAICC during the established injury period.
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