MICHAEL ROSILES vs. COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA
Both the applicant and the defendant sought reconsideration of a workers' compensation award finding the applicant 88% permanently disabled due to multiple industrial injuries. The applicant argued for 100% permanent disability, citing vocational expert testimony and preclusion from the open labor market under *LeBoeuf*. The defendant contested the rating, disputing findings of vertigo, sleep disorder, and cognitive disability. The Appeals Board denied both petitions, adopting the judge's report and affirming the 88% disability rating. A dissenting commissioner would have granted the applicant's petition for total permanent disability, emphasizing medical and vocational evidence of unemployability.