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SUSAN KUJAWA vs. SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, NOVATO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

Filed: Jun 21, 2010
ADJ4357759 (SDO 0267149) ADJ4317475 (SDO 0359844) ADJ4224537 (SRO 0130138) ADJ4649631 (SRO 0140956)

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This case involves apportionment of liability between two school districts for an applicant's industrial injuries. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration to clarify liability for temporary disability. The Board reversed the judge's finding, holding San Diego Unified School District responsible for 94% of temporary disability benefits after January 29, 2002, aligning with prior apportionment for medical treatment. The Board also deferred the issue of credit for Novato Unified's overpayment of permanent disability.

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This case involves apportionment of liability between two school districts for an applicant's industrial injuries. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration to clarify liability for temporary disability. The Board reversed the judge's finding, holding San Diego Unified School District responsible for 94% of temporary disability benefits after January 29, 2002, aligning with prior apportionment for medical treatment. The Board also deferred the issue of credit for Novato Unified's overpayment of permanent disability.

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