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This case concerns a workers' compensation applicant who sustained industrial injuries as an ironworker. While an interim award for back, neck, and hearing injuries was stipulated, the applicant sought reconsideration for internal medicine claims. The Board denied reconsideration, upholding the administrative law judge's findings, which relied on expert medical opinion for apportionment of permanent disability. The Board found the medical expert's report to be substantial evidence and found no due process violation.
William Thure vs. COWELCO, CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY is a workers' compensation case decided in San Francisco. 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 San Francisco.
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This case concerns a workers' compensation applicant who sustained industrial injuries as an ironworker. While an interim award for back, neck, and hearing injuries was stipulated, the applicant sought reconsideration for internal medicine claims. The Board denied reconsideration, upholding the administrative law judge's findings, which relied on expert medical opinion for apportionment of permanent disability. The Board found the medical expert's report to be substantial evidence and found no due process violation.
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