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3rd district issues 2 cases on public safety officers earnings |
Richard M. Jacobsmeyer, Esq., Shaw, Jacobsmeyer, Crain & Claffey. Co-Editor of Herlick, California Workers' Compensation Handbook.
The 3rd District Court of Appeal has issued two decisions today with some remarkable similarities. In both cases the applicant attorney and defense firms were the same (although with different individual appearing attorneys), both cases involved earnings issues for public safety officers and in both cases one of the appellate justices was the same (Justice Robie). Perhaps the biggest coincidence is that in both cases the prevailing party was the employer; on one case obtaining a reversal of the W.C.A.B.'s decision and in the second the decision denying benefits was upheld. Read more.
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challenging a discovery ruling |
A WCAB panel has clarified how parties may challenge a discovery ruling in a petition for removal that was denied by the Board. This noteworthy panel decision will be added soon to the LexisNexis services.
Discovery; Challenging Final Discovery Orders; Writ of Mandamus. WCAB, affirming WCJ, held that defendant was not permitted to challenge WCJ's discovery order allowing applicant to amend her injury claim post-trial to include psychiatric injury, by way of petition for reconsideration from WCJ's ultimate award of 100% PD, when...read more.
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... defendant's prior petition for removal from discovery order had been denied by WCAB, order denying removal was final as defendant did not file appeal, and WCAB found that since defendant was precluded from re-litigating final discovery order, defendant's only remedy was to file petition for writ of mandamus with court of appeal. See Rigoli Betancourt panel decision. |
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