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KATHLEEN WEBB vs. CITY OF LOS ANGELES, TRISTAR RISK MANAGEMENT

Filed: Mar 26, 2008
San Francisco
MON 219914

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This case involved a $$50$ sanction imposed on applicant's attorney for repeatedly failing to punch holes in documents submitted to the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board, a violation of Rule 10392. The Appeals Board denied reconsideration, finding the attorney's claim of inadvertence unconvincing given repeated warnings and the resulting delays. The Board emphasized that non-compliance with filing rules can indeed lead to sanctions under Labor Code § 5813.

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This case involved a $$50$ sanction imposed on applicant's attorney for repeatedly failing to punch holes in documents submitted to the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board, a violation of Rule 10392. The Appeals Board denied reconsideration, finding the attorney's claim of inadvertence unconvincing given repeated warnings and the resulting delays. The Board emphasized that non-compliance with filing rules can indeed lead to sanctions under Labor Code § 5813.

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