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PAULETTE JOHNSON vs. DAY AREA RAPID TRANSIT and ATHENS ADMINISTRATORS

Filed: Oct 01, 2007
OAK 0273736 OAK 0331633 OAK 0284934

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied a disqualification petition against WCJ Lilla J. Rados. Defendants claimed improper assignment to a mandatory settlement conference and bias due to a statement about applicant's supervisor's testimony. The Board found the statement insufficient to demonstrate bias and noted that procedural assignment rules do not constitute grounds for disqualification.

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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied a disqualification petition against WCJ Lilla J. Rados. Defendants claimed improper assignment to a mandatory settlement conference and bias due to a statement about applicant's supervisor's testimony. The Board found the statement insufficient to demonstrate bias and noted that procedural assignment rules do not constitute grounds for disqualification.

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