KENNESON FARMS, INC.; STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, RICHARD GARCIA, WORKERS’ COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARDSTATE OF CALIFORNIARICHARD GARCIA, Applicant,vs.KENNESON FARMS, INC.; STATECOMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, Defendant(s),N & S NEUROLOGY; SANJAY CHAUHAN,M.D., Lien claimants.Case No. ADJ2268134 (FRE 0196745)OPINION AND ORDER GRANTING RECONSIDERATION AND DECISION AFTER RECONSIDERATION Lien claimant N & S Neurology Center, a Medical Group, Inc. (N&S or N & S), a duly- authorized professional medical corporation which is entirely owned by Sanjay Chauhan, M.D., seeks reconsideration of the April 16, 2009 Findings and Order of the WCJ who concluded that N&S was required to have a fictitious-name permit issued by the California Medical Board during the period from February 10, 1999 to April 15, 2006, and because it did not have such a permit defendant State Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF) is “not required to pay N & S for medical services and goods rendered during the period.” Prior to the hearing, the parties stipulated and the WCJ on May 7, 2008 ordered as follows: “Consolidated matter is to cover all WCAB cases in which N & S contends it is entitled to be paid by SCIF for services or goods provided between February 10, 1999 and April 15, 2006. Presently, N & S contends it is entitled to $2,214,387.98 from SCIF in these matters. SCIF contends it does not have to pay for any of these services and goods where liens have been filed for amongst other reasons, N & S did not have a Fictitious Name Permit issued by the , California Medical Board. The trial of SCIF’s various other alleged reasons for not paying N & S will be deferred until a later date.”Also on May 7, 2008, the parties stipulated and the WCJ ordered that SCIF’s Petition for Reimbursement of $5,325,724.58 from N&S be voluntarily “dismissed with prejudice.” As part of that latter stipulation, SCIF waived all claims for restituti
