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ROSS GRIMSLEY II vs. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS, ACE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY

Filed: Jul 07, 2025
Santa Ana
ADJ13704483

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board reviewed a Petition for Reconsideration from defendants, San Francisco Giants and ACE American Insurance Company, challenging a WCJ's decision regarding applicant Ross Grimsley II's occupational group code, the admissibility of Dr. Einbund's reports, and apportionment. The Board denied the petition, affirming the WCJ's use of Occupational Group 493 for the applicant's duties as a baseball coach, validating the admission of Dr. Einbund's reports due to the defendant's denial of liability and lack of timely objection, and upholding the rejection of apportionment opinions for failing to adequately explain the 'how and why' of non-industrial factors as required by legal standards.

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board reviewed a Petition for Reconsideration from defendants, San Francisco Giants and ACE American Insurance Company, challenging a WCJ's decision regarding applicant Ross Grimsley II's occupational group code, the admissibility of Dr. Einbund's reports, and apportionment. The Board denied the petition, affirming the WCJ's use of Occupational Group 493 for the applicant's duties as a baseball coach, validating the admission of Dr. Einbund's reports due to the defendant's denial of liability and lack of timely objection, and upholding the rejection of apportionment opinions for failing to adequately explain the 'how and why' of non-industrial factors as required by legal standards.

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