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CONNIE SOTOLONGO vs. STATE OF CALIFORNIA / EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, STATE CONTRACT SERVICES

Filed: Jun 05, 2008
SAC 345456

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This case clarifies that Labor Code section 4656(c)(1) imposes an aggregate 104-week limit on temporary disability indemnity payments within a two-year period for any single injury. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board held that this limit applies to both temporary total and temporary partial disability payments, regardless of the specific type of temporary disability. This interpretation aligns with the statutory language and the Legislature's intent to create a broad, time-based cap on temporary disability benefits.

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This case clarifies that Labor Code section 4656(c)(1) imposes an aggregate 104-week limit on temporary disability indemnity payments within a two-year period for any single injury. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board held that this limit applies to both temporary total and temporary partial disability payments, regardless of the specific type of temporary disability. This interpretation aligns with the statutory language and the Legislature's intent to create a broad, time-based cap on temporary disability benefits.

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