California Workers' Compensation Law and Practice

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This edition keeps you up-to-date with the latest rules, hundreds of new cases, and new text in 22 chapters covering these and many other topics:

•Revised regulations related to medical-legal evaluations effective 2/2/23. §1:54
• Retained control theory of liability for property owners and hirers. §2:92
• Statutorily excluded employees: reality show participants. §3:105
• General and special employment: union worker. §3:55
• Professional employment organizations (PEO). §3:56
• Anti-attribution clause application to apportionment of permanent disability. §4:63
• MDT (or CVC) is sometimes not required. §8:73
• Resubmission to UR and the 12-month rule. §9:61.2
• WCJ’s jurisdiction where UR finds request is non-medical and not subject to UR. §9:64
• Reimbursement for interpreters for medical-legal purposes. §10:207
• Attorneys’ fee overpayments. §17:28
• Knowledge of cumulative trauma date of injury: prior claims. §18:54
• Non-IBR medical dispute petition. §18:66
• Non-compliance with benefit-notice rules and the statute of limitations. §18:82
• Reserving jurisdiction: insidious disease process” cases. §18:130
• Employer’s right to conduct independent discovery. §20:26
• Disqualification for cause; procedures and examples. §21:93
• Examples: no good cause found to withdraw from stipulations. §21:194
• Examples: res judicata not found. §22:07
• Overpayment of TD and PD. §22:193
• Plus updated forms, table of authorities, and table of cases.

AND MORE!

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The previous edition's ISBN is 9781580123365.

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