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This case involves a worker, Hyunmi Kim, filing a second petition for reconsideration after her initial one was dismissed. The Appeals Board is treating her handwritten submission as a petition, but is dismissing it as successive and skeletal. The Board reiterates the rule that a party cannot file a second reconsideration petition if the first was unsuccessful, and any challenge must be via a writ of review. Furthermore, any discussion of a potential third-party credit issue in a prior opinion was not a final decision and thus not subject to reconsideration at this stage.
HYUNMI KIM vs. SHERRY PRECISION DENTAL ART, HARTFORD FIRE ISURANCE COMPANY is a workers' compensation case decided in San Diego. 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 Diego.
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This case involves a worker, Hyunmi Kim, filing a second petition for reconsideration after her initial one was dismissed. The Appeals Board is treating her handwritten submission as a petition, but is dismissing it as successive and skeletal. The Board reiterates the rule that a party cannot file a second reconsideration petition if the first was unsuccessful, and any challenge must be via a writ of review. Furthermore, any discussion of a potential third-party credit issue in a prior opinion was not a final decision and thus not subject to reconsideration at this stage.
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