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Regular DecisionRemoval Petition

STEVEN TOTH vs. KAISER PERMANENTE, administered by SEDGWICK CMS

Filed: Nov 19, 2014
Santa Ana
ADJ9497391

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) dismissed Kaiser Permanente's Petition for Removal because the issue giving rise to the petition was resolved. Kaiser sought removal of a WCJ's order requiring their claims adjuster to appear with the entire claims file. However, the adjuster appeared, the case was resolved, and no further issues remained pending. Consequently, the WCAB deemed the removal petition moot and dismissed it.

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) dismissed Kaiser Permanente's Petition for Removal because the issue giving rise to the petition was resolved. Kaiser sought removal of a WCJ's order requiring their claims adjuster to appear with the entire claims file. However, the adjuster appeared, the case was resolved, and no further issues remained pending. Consequently, the WCAB deemed the removal petition moot and dismissed it.

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