DAVID GUINDON vs. ROBERTSONS’S READY MIX Permissibly Self-insured Administered By YORK RISK SERVICES GROUP INC

ROBERTSONS’S READY MIX permissibly self-insured administered by YORK RISK SERVICES GROUP INC DAVID GUINDON WORKERS’ COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARDSTATE OF CALIFORNIADAVID GUINDON, Applicant,vs.ROBERTSONS’S READY MIX, permissiblyself-insured, administered by YORK RISKSERVICES GROUP, INC., Defendants.Case No. ADJ7628834(Anaheim District Office)OPINION AND DECISIONAFTER REMOVAL WITHORDER IMPOSING SANCTIONS            We granted Removal on our own motion on April 28, 2014 for the limited purpose of giving notice of our intention to impose sanctions in an amount up to $1,500 against Corey A. Ingber and the firm of Ingber & Weinberg, LLP. jointly and severally, and giving notice of our intention to allow reasonable attorney’s fees and costs to applicant in an amount to be adjusted by the parties with jurisdiction reserved before the WCJ if the parties could not informally resolve the fees and costs issue.            We also noted proceedings at the trial level on other issues shall be unaffected by our grant of removal on the limited issue of sanctions.            This is our Opinion and Decision After Removal. For the following reasons, we impose sanctions of $750 against Corey A. Ingber and the firm of Ingber & Weinberg, LLP, jointly and severally.BACKGROUND            On February 27, 2014, defendant filed a petition seeking reconsideration of the Findings, Award and Order (F&A) issued by a workers’ compensation administrative law judge (WCJ) on February 3, 2014, In that F&A. the WCJ found that applicant sustained injury arising out of and in the course of employment to his spine, internal organs, urological (sic), psyche, lower extremities, upper extremities, head and cardiology with jurisdiction deferred as to whether the injury extended to other/ / // / // / / , parts of the body. The WCJ further awarded a queen size sleep number bed with jurisdiction reserved as to the appropriate model.1            Defendant’s petition, which was verified under penalty of perjury, c

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