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Case No. ADJ1775959 (ANA 0387306) ADJ2257120 (ANA 0386617)
Regular
May 17, 2010

SILVIA MORA vs. STEELCASE, INC., LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) granted reconsideration and rescinded a prior decision that ordered a lien claimant to reimburse the defendant for chiropractic treatment exceeding the statutory limit. The WCAB held that Labor Code section 4604.5(d)(1) limits chiropractic visits but does not authorize restitution for voluntary payment of excessive treatment. Citing the equitable principles established in *American Psychometric Consultants, Inc. v. Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (Hurtado)*, the Board found that both parties were equally aware of the legal limits, and the defendant voluntarily paid the excess charges. The WCAB emphasized transactional stability, stating that undoing such payments would negatively impact the workers' compensation system.

Workers' Compensation Appeals BoardLien claimantReconsiderationFindings and OrderLabor Code section 4604.5(d)(1)Chiropractic visitsReimbursementPetition for ReimbursementMedical treatment lienEquitable restitution
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Case No. SFO 0488825
Regular
Dec 14, 2007

MARK HURLEY vs. STEELCASE, INC. (METRO FURNITURE), LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

This case involves a workers' compensation applicant injured in 2000 who claimed temporary total disability (TTD) beginning in 2005. The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) granted reconsideration, overturning the WCJ's denial of TTD from December 5, 2005, through the present. The WCAB found that the agreed medical evaluator's opinion supported the applicant's claim that the industrial injury caused TTD from that date forward.

Workers Compensation Appeals BoardSteelcase Inc.Liberty Mutual Insurance CompanyMark HurleySFO 0488825Opinion and Order Granting ReconsiderationDecision After ReconsiderationFindings and AwardAdministrative Law Judge (WCJ)Industrial Injury
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Case No. ADJ2926040 (AHM 0082411)
Regular
Feb 01, 2013

HEIDI RIDDLE LEON vs. ELEVENTH HOUR PERSONNEL, CALIFORNIA INSURANCE GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION FOR SUPERIOR NATIONAL, IN LIGGIDATION, STEELCASE INC., WAUSAU INSURANCE

Defendant CIGA seeks reconsideration of a dismissal order that erroneously dismissed the entire case, including CIGA's unresolved reimbursement claim against Wausau Insurance. The original dismissal was intended to address the applicant's failure to appear, but it overlooked CIGA's pending petition for reimbursement. The Board granted reconsideration, rescinded the dismissal, and returned the matter to the trial level to resolve the reimbursement issue. This ensures CIGA's statutory right to reimbursement is properly addressed.

Workers' Compensation Appeals BoardCIGAEleventh Hour PersonnelSuperior NationalSteelcaseWausau InsurancePetition for ReimbursementOrder Dismissing CaseNotice of Intent to DismissWCAB Rule 10562
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