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HINSON JACKSON vs. CITY OF LOS ANGELES

Filed: Jun 30, 2008
San Francisco
VNO 0515055

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The Appeals Board denied the defendant's petition for reconsideration, upholding the original award of 34% permanent disability plus a 15% increase under Labor Code § 4658(d)(2) for an industrial back and neck injury sustained by the applicant, a police officer. The Board found the defendant failed to prove that the applicant's termination for cause excused the employer from the duty to offer modified or alternative work. Consequently, the defendant's claim for credit for overpaid benefits was also disallowed.

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The Appeals Board denied the defendant's petition for reconsideration, upholding the original award of 34% permanent disability plus a 15% increase under Labor Code § 4658(d)(2) for an industrial back and neck injury sustained by the applicant, a police officer. The Board found the defendant failed to prove that the applicant's termination for cause excused the employer from the duty to offer modified or alternative work. Consequently, the defendant's claim for credit for overpaid benefits was also disallowed.

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