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William Mickens vs. New England Patriots

Filed: Aug 14, 2012
Santa Ana
ADJ7171783

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Dr. Einbund, the applicant's treating physician, petitioned for removal to prevent a deposition of his transcriber, Jamie Hill, alleging harassment. However, the defendant later informed the WCJ that the deposition was cancelled as Ms. Hill was not the correct transcriber in this case. Consequently, the Appeals Board dismissed Dr. Einbund's petition as moot.

William Mickens vs. New England Patriots is a workers' compensation case decided in Santa Ana. 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 Santa Ana.

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Dr. Einbund, the applicant's treating physician, petitioned for removal to prevent a deposition of his transcriber, Jamie Hill, alleging harassment. However, the defendant later informed the WCJ that the deposition was cancelled as Ms. Hill was not the correct transcriber in this case. Consequently, the Appeals Board dismissed Dr. Einbund's petition as moot.

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