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The WCAB lacks jurisdiction to adjudicate the workers' compensation claim because United Indian Health Services is entitled to sovereign immunity from suit under state law.
Reconsideration granted; June 10, 2025 Findings and Award rescinded; new Findings clarify that defendant failed to timely raise wage dispute and that prior award is final and binding; penalties and attorney fees awarded for unreasonable delay in payment.
The Petition for Reconsideration filed by defendant is denied, affirming the WCJ's findings of industrial injury and the substantiality of the AME Dr. Bertoldi's medical evidence, and rejecting the claim of impermissible ex parte contact.
Petition for Reconsideration denied; case dismissed with prejudice for lack of jurisdiction due to tribal sovereign immunity of employer and derivative immunity of insurance carrier.
The WCAB denied Zurich's petition for reconsideration and granted Cottage Health System's petition to amend the Findings and Award to reflect Sansum Santa Barbara Medical, insured by Zurich American Insurance Company, as the liable party.
Decision after reconsideration issued on April 7, 2025, rescinding the January 7, 2025 decision and substituting findings and orders including replacement of Dr. John Finkenberg as orthopedic QME.
Findings of Fact issued April 12, 2022 rescinded; substituted findings that homeowners are ultimate hirer; issue of employee status deferred; matter returned to trial level for further proceedings
Petition for Reconsideration granted; original Findings and Order of July 26, 2024 rescinded and substituted with new Findings and Order requiring applicant to appear in person for deposition in California with costs paid by defendant; all other issues deferred
The April 20, 2023 Findings of Fact is AFFIRMED; WCAB lacks jurisdiction due to an express agreement fixing payment amounts for medical treatment between lien claimant and defendant.
The WCAB affirms its August 15, 2022 Opinion and Decision After Reconsideration, denying Waldschmidt's petition for reconsideration regarding the official address of record and due process claims.
Findings and Orders dated July 18, 2019 rescinded; new findings substituted that WCAB lacks jurisdiction due to express agreement under Labor Code section 5304
The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board affirmed the First Amended Findings and Order, denying the Petition for Reconsideration and upholding the WCJ's decision that California does not have subject matter jurisdiction over the claim.
The WCAB affirmed the WCJ's decision that Barkal was not required to obtain fictitious-name permits from the Medical Board of California for his ownership interest in Beach Cities Surgery Center and Pain Intervention Therapy of San Diego, and that the ownership by Barkal and two chiropractors did not violate state law.
The WCAB granted the Petition for Removal, rescinded the June 12, 2023 Findings and Order, and returned the matter to the WCJ for further proceedings consistent with the opinion.
Petition for reconsideration granted in part; WCJ decision affirmed except amended to find no collateral estoppel and no authority to order disgorgement of funds by guardian ad litem.
The WCJ's Findings of Law issued October 19, 2020, are affirmed except that the Anti-Fraud Unit (AFU) of the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) is found to have standing to participate in the section 139.21 special lien proceedings. The carriers' Motion to Compel discovery is denied.