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HECTOR AGUIRRE vs. TARGET STORES

Filed: Dec 30, 2008
ADJ1203673 (SBR 0341671)

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This case involves an applicant denied workers' compensation benefits for a back injury. The denial was based on two grounds: the claim was filed post-termination and thus barred under Labor Code § 3600(a)(10), and the applicant failed to prove the injury was industrially caused. The Appeals Board denied reconsideration, finding the applicant's testimony regarding prior notice to the employer was contradictory and insufficient, and that the medical evidence did not adequately establish industrial causation given incomplete or inaccurate medical histories.

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This case involves an applicant denied workers' compensation benefits for a back injury. The denial was based on two grounds: the claim was filed post-termination and thus barred under Labor Code § 3600(a)(10), and the applicant failed to prove the injury was industrially caused. The Appeals Board denied reconsideration, finding the applicant's testimony regarding prior notice to the employer was contradictory and insufficient, and that the medical evidence did not adequately establish industrial causation given incomplete or inaccurate medical histories.

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