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PETER MARINO vs. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER (COLUMBUS CREW et. al.), INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA/ACE USA

Filed: Jan 21, 2016
Santa Ana
ADJ8159377

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This case involves a professional soccer player's workers' compensation claim for cumulative industrial injury. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration, rescinding the initial award due to issues with permanent disability rate and apportionment. Crucially, the Board remanded the case to determine Major League Soccer's (MLS) role as a single entity employer, as the applicant's initial contract was signed in California, establishing jurisdiction. This determination will impact liability and the potential joinder of prior insurers.

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This case involves a professional soccer player's workers' compensation claim for cumulative industrial injury. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration, rescinding the initial award due to issues with permanent disability rate and apportionment. Crucially, the Board remanded the case to determine Major League Soccer's (MLS) role as a single entity employer, as the applicant's initial contract was signed in California, establishing jurisdiction. This determination will impact liability and the potential joinder of prior insurers.

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