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This case involves applicant Aroz Ali seeking reconsideration of a workers' compensation award for admitted industrial injuries to her right shoulder, neck, and low back. The WCJ initially awarded 9% permanent disability, but the applicant contended this was too low and argued for the medical opinions of her treating physician. A clerical error was identified in the WCJ's calculation, which, when corrected, increased the permanent disability rating to 10%. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration, amended the award to reflect 10% permanent disability, and otherwise affirmed the original decision.
AROZ ALI vs. SJSU FOUNDATION is a workers' compensation case decided in San Jose. 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 Jose.
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This case involves applicant Aroz Ali seeking reconsideration of a workers' compensation award for admitted industrial injuries to her right shoulder, neck, and low back. The WCJ initially awarded 9% permanent disability, but the applicant contended this was too low and argued for the medical opinions of her treating physician. A clerical error was identified in the WCJ's calculation, which, when corrected, increased the permanent disability rating to 10%. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration, amended the award to reflect 10% permanent disability, and otherwise affirmed the original decision.
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