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This case involves applicant Andrew Weiss's petition for discrimination under Labor Code section 132a, which the Appeals Board has dismissed with prejudice. The dismissal is based on a prior Court of Appeal decision finding that Weiss breached a settlement agreement by prosecuting this 132a claim after agreeing not to pursue claims arising from the same facts. The Appeals Board is upholding the Court of Appeal's determination that Weiss released his 132a claim as part of the settlement. Therefore, the applicant's petition is barred by his prior agreement and the appellate court's ruling.
ANDREW WEISS vs. INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE HOLDINGS, INC., et al. is a workers' compensation case decided in San Francisco. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in San Francisco.
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This case involves applicant Andrew Weiss's petition for discrimination under Labor Code section 132a, which the Appeals Board has dismissed with prejudice. The dismissal is based on a prior Court of Appeal decision finding that Weiss breached a settlement agreement by prosecuting this 132a claim after agreeing not to pursue claims arising from the same facts. The Appeals Board is upholding the Court of Appeal's determination that Weiss released his 132a claim as part of the settlement. Therefore, the applicant's petition is barred by his prior agreement and the appellate court's ruling.
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