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This case involved cross-petitions for reconsideration of WCJ decisions regarding two industrial injuries. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to correct an omission of a permanent disability award in one case and to vacate an incorrect attorney's fee award in another. The Board affirmed the temporary disability awards but denied defendant's requests for credit for overpaid benefits, finding these issues were not properly raised. Ultimately, the Board clarified the correct awards by reinstating the original December 3, 2008 decision in one case with amendments.
MICHAEL DUNCAN vs. HERRICK CORPORATION, STOCKTON STEEL is a workers' compensation case decided in . 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 .
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This case involved cross-petitions for reconsideration of WCJ decisions regarding two industrial injuries. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to correct an omission of a permanent disability award in one case and to vacate an incorrect attorney's fee award in another. The Board affirmed the temporary disability awards but denied defendant's requests for credit for overpaid benefits, finding these issues were not properly raised. Ultimately, the Board clarified the correct awards by reinstating the original December 3, 2008 decision in one case with amendments.
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