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LOLA WHITED vs. KINGS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, ZENITH INSURANCE COMPANY, NATIONAL AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA

Filed: Aug 30, 2019
San Francisco
ADJ4351286 (FRE 0206987)

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This case involves a workers' compensation dispute over contribution between two insurance carriers, NAICC and Zenith, for an applicant's cumulative injury. The original administrative law judge's decision apportioning benefits was rescinded because contribution issues under Labor Code section 5500.5 must be resolved through arbitration, not by the judge. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration, rescinded the prior award, and remanded the case for arbitration proceedings to determine the apportionment of compensation benefits and future medical expenses.

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This case involves a workers' compensation dispute over contribution between two insurance carriers, NAICC and Zenith, for an applicant's cumulative injury. The original administrative law judge's decision apportioning benefits was rescinded because contribution issues under Labor Code section 5500.5 must be resolved through arbitration, not by the judge. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board granted reconsideration, rescinded the prior award, and remanded the case for arbitration proceedings to determine the apportionment of compensation benefits and future medical expenses.

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