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The applicant in this matter was a Minor League baseball player who played exclusively for out-of-state minor league affiliates of the California-based MLB baseball club, San Francisco Giants. This matter proceeded to trial on the bifurcated issue of whether the Workers’... Read More →

The case involved a janitor who had reported an industrial injury that reportedly occurred on September or October of 2018.  However, pled as a Cumulative Trauma from 05/05/2016 – 11/30/2018) due to repetitive motion as pled in the Application. There had never been any... Read More →

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The applicant in this case was a caretaker who alleged a continuous trauma injury. The defendant had concurrent employment with another company which he failed to disclose to his treating physicians. The defendant successfully objected to the admissibility of the treating... Read More →

Applicant a Janitor claimed both a specific and cumulative claim post-termination against the employer following his termination for failing to show up to work 3 days in a row..   Defendant successfully objected to the admissibility of the self-procured medical reports as not... Read More →

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I want to note that this issue should be treated as an unsettled area of the law, as the foundational case law cited by the instructors are Appellate and Supreme Court cases from the 1940’s. So these are the rules as established for the last 70 years (literally), but I can easily... Read More →

The Applicant was a 33-year-old, pick-up framer who alleged a specific injury when he fell from a ladder. The Applicant reported his claim for the first time immediately following notice of lay off. The claim was denied pursuant to the post-termination claim defense of Labor Code... Read More →

Applicant was a 65-year old woman who was retired. She went through a “return to work” program for seniors. She was working less than 4 hours a day (12-18 hours per week) for AARP as a receptionist when she complained of bilateral hand pain over a period of time. We took her... Read More →