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ADJ number not statedJun 10, 2026 · Santa AnaPanel decision
Petition for Reconsideration denied, affirming the March 23, 2026 WCAB Decision that applicant's date of injury was May 4, 2021, and compensation is not barred by Labor Code section 5405.
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The WCAB granted reconsideration, affirmed the Findings and Order except amended the date of injury to May 4, 2021, found compensation not barred by section 5405, and rejected laches as a bar.
The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board affirmed the October 15, 2021 Findings and Award, denying the Petitions for Reconsideration filed by both parties.
Petition for Reconsideration dismissed as June 24, 2025 Findings and Order was not a final order; Petition for Removal denied for failure to show irreparable harm or substantial prejudice.
Findings and Award of February 18, 2020 rescinded and substituted; permanent disability awarded at 72% with date of injury and permanent and stationary date of February 13, 2015; indemnity rates set at 2015 levels with COLA adjustments commencing January 1, 2016; future medical treatment ordered; attorney fees awarded.
Defendant's petition for reconsideration denied; applicant's petition for reconsideration granted; decision of January 31, 2025 amended and affirmed in part; matter returned to trial level for further proceedings.
Petition for Reconsideration granted; WCJ's finding that AIFSIF waived personal jurisdiction is affirmed, but entry of an award is deferred pending further proceedings on insurance and liability period under Labor Code section 5500.5.
Findings and Order of March 1, 2019 rescinded; subject matter jurisdiction found; all other issues deferred; matter remanded to WCJ for further proceedings.
The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board affirmed the First Amended Findings and Order, denying the Petition for Reconsideration and upholding the WCJ's decision that California does not have subject matter jurisdiction over the claim.
Reconsideration granted; WCJ decision rescinded; new findings substituted including corrected average weekly wage, single date of injury, and period of liability; further medical-legal development ordered; matter off-calendar pending further development.
The April 12, 2019 Findings and Award is rescinded and substituted with new Findings of Fact including a date of injury of March 20, 2014, permanent and stationary date of March 20, 2014, and deferral of permanent disability, apportionment, attorney fees, and other issues.
Findings and Award affirmed, except amended to clarify apportionment of left knee permanent disability at 70%. Both petitions for reconsideration denied.
Findings and Award of July 13, 2017 affirmed except amended to reserve jurisdiction over permanent disability; award includes 98% permanent disability, further medical treatment, life pension, and attorney fees at 15%.
Petition for Removal granted; WCJ's order denying continuance and setting matter for trial amended; issues of discovery closure and record development deferred to trial WCJ
Reconsideration granted; WCJ decision of April 22, 2022 affirmed except amended to reflect 30% nonindustrial apportionment to left knee, 67% permanent disability award, and attorney fees of 15%.
The Petition for Removal filed by defendant Oakland Unified School District is granted. The WCJ's Minute Order dated May 4, 2021, is rescinded and substituted with an order dismissing San Francisco Unified School District without prejudice. The matter is returned to the trial level for further proceedings.