The whole released corpus, not the closest twelve. Filter by issue and outcome, kind, year, office, Labor Code section, or holding. Each row is the ADJ number, the disposition with its page, and the official PDF. To search by a fact pattern, use /explore.
The Appeals Board granted defendant's Petition for Reconsideration, rescinded the January 21, 2022 Findings and Order, and substituted new findings that applicant was properly notified of the MPN, did not establish refusal or neglect of medical treatment, and is not entitled to treat outside the MPN at employer expense.
Can I browse all released California WCAB panel decisions?+−
Yes. This list is the released corpus, filterable by issue and outcome, kind, year, district office, Labor Code section, or holding. Each row is the ADJ number, disposition, and official PDF — not a claimant name.
Should I search by facts instead?+−
If you have a dispute to paste, use /explore. This page is for scanning or filtering the whole set, not ranking by similarity.
Why is an older panel missing?+−
Most of the ordinary panel archive here starts in 2021. En banc files go further back. Coverage and the gaps are listed on /california/coverage. Filtered views are not separate indexable pages.
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.
The February 21, 2020 Findings and Order is rescinded; Liberty Mutual is found not liable as 'other insurance' for applicant's medical treatment; CIGA continues to administer applicant's medical treatment award.
The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied the defendant's Petition for Reconsideration/Removal of the Findings and Order and Opinion on Decision issued by the WCJ on April 27, 2021.
Petition for Reconsideration is DENIED, except for the issue of the amounts of contribution owed which is reserved for further development of the record.
The Board reversed the WCJ's determination that the applicant's spinal surgeries constitute an amputation and are entitled to temporary disability indemnity beyond the two-year/104-week cap, amending the Findings and Award accordingly and returning the matter to the trial level for further proceedings on remaining issues.