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CARLOS SALAZAR vs. JOSE VIDRIO, LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

Filed: Mar 04, 2008
San Francisco
SJO 0210015

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This case concerns whether a comprehensive personal liability policy provided by Liberty Mutual to Jose Vidrio covered applicant Carlos Salazar's workers' compensation claim for injuries sustained while working at Vidrio's residence. The Appeals Board affirmed the arbitrator's decision, finding that Insurance Code section 11590 mandates such coverage for residential employees incidental to the dwelling's use, regardless of specific policy wording. The Board also confirmed Salazar met the statutory employee criteria of working over 52 hours and earning over $100 in the 90 days prior to injury.

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This case concerns whether a comprehensive personal liability policy provided by Liberty Mutual to Jose Vidrio covered applicant Carlos Salazar's workers' compensation claim for injuries sustained while working at Vidrio's residence. The Appeals Board affirmed the arbitrator's decision, finding that Insurance Code section 11590 mandates such coverage for residential employees incidental to the dwelling's use, regardless of specific policy wording. The Board also confirmed Salazar met the statutory employee criteria of working over 52 hours and earning over $100 in the 90 days prior to injury.

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