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Findings and Orders dated July 18, 2019 rescinded; new findings substituted that WCAB lacks jurisdiction due to express agreement under Labor Code section 5304
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Published panel decisions, almost all since 2021: the litigated tail of a system that mostly settles. Issues and outcomes were extracted by AI and released only where the source passage checked. A row is a decision, never a claimant. Not legal advice.
Petitions for Reconsideration of the Joint Findings and Award issued on April 2, 2024 were denied, affirming the WCJ's findings except amending the Labor Code section 5412 date of injury in case ADJ15700993 to November 2, 2016.
Findings, Award and Order of June 7, 2021 affirmed except permanent disability, apportionment, rebuttal of scheduled rating, and attorney's fees deferred and matter returned to trial level for further proceedings and new decision by WCJ.
The Appeals Board dismissed the Petition for Reconsideration to allow the WCJ to treat it as a set aside petition and conduct further proceedings consistent with the decision.
The Board rescinds the WCJ's May 18, 2022 Findings & Award and returns the matter to the trial level for further proceedings consistent with this decision.
Cases consolidated for limited purpose of deciding attorney's fees and disqualification issues; ordered attorneys to meet and confer and file supplemental pleadings addressing contract dispute and jurisdictional issues.
The Appeals Board affirmed the Findings and Award of June 17, 2021, finding that applicant sustained industrial injury causing permanent and total disability, and rejecting defendant's contentions regarding rating instructions and vocational opinions.
Findings of Fact & Order after Remand by WCJ dated September 22, 2020, affirmed in part and amended to find lien claimant rebutted the presumption under Labor Code section 139.21(g); lien claims not dismissed with prejudice; adjudication of lien claims deferred pending further WCJ decision.
The WCJ's December 1, 2020 Findings and Award is rescinded and the matter is returned to the trial level for further proceedings consistent with the opinion.
Petition for Reconsideration affirmed except amended to defer the issue of whether the County of Santa Barbara is applicant's employer and return matter to trial level for further proceedings consistent with Opinion; no orders at this time.
The Board rescinded the August 22, 2021 Findings and Award and substituted a new Findings and Award finding applicant sustained a specific industrial injury to his psyche on June 25, 2018. Applicant is entitled to all workers' compensation benefits including medical treatment. All other issues are deferred. The matter is returned to the trial level for further proceedings.
The WCAB granted the petition for reconsideration, amended the WCJ's Findings and Orders to find a contested claim existed at the time lien claimant provided services, and deferred all other issues regarding the lien.
The Appeals Board denied defendant's Petition for Reconsideration, affirming the WCJ's Findings and Award of a 27% unapportioned permanent disability rating under DRE Category III with a 2% pain add-on, totaling 27%.
The petition for reconsideration is denied, affirming the award of death benefits to the decedent's widow based on substantial evidence linking the death to industrial injury.
The Petition for Reconsideration is granted, the Order of Dismissal is rescinded, and the matter is returned to the trial level for further proceedings consistent with the decision.