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TAXESA CAMACHO vs. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, TIG SPECIALTY INSURANCE, Administered by RISK ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT

Filed: Feb 01, 2010
San Francisco
ADJ1781834 (VNO 0366209) ADJ3387929 (VNO 0366210) ADJ1005417 (VNO 0388340) ADJ2585383 (VNO 0388341)

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied TIG Specialty Insurance's petition for removal. TIG sought to reopen discovery, arguing it lacked sufficient evidence to refute internal disability claims against its insured injuries prior to discovery closure. The Board found TIG failed to demonstrate significant prejudice or irreparable harm, noting TIG can seek a section 4060 evaluation if applicant produces new evidence implicating TIG's injuries. Applicant's prior stipulation with another insurer regarding a 100% disability award is not binding on TIG.

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied TIG Specialty Insurance's petition for removal. TIG sought to reopen discovery, arguing it lacked sufficient evidence to refute internal disability claims against its insured injuries prior to discovery closure. The Board found TIG failed to demonstrate significant prejudice or irreparable harm, noting TIG can seek a section 4060 evaluation if applicant produces new evidence implicating TIG's injuries. Applicant's prior stipulation with another insurer regarding a 100% disability award is not binding on TIG.

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