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210816 WILEY, Charlesetta ADJ8902701 - California Department of . . . Prior to her injury, Ms Wiley was very active with both her job and outside activities Since her last day of work in May, 2017, she has progressively had more pain throughout her body and was diagnosed with fibromyalgia
Wiley v. Workers Compen. Appeals Bd. | F053859 | Cal. Ct. App . . . According to Wiley, when an employee receives his or her full wage as a result of being temporarily disabled, the benefit becomes a “salary continuation benefit,” similar to the benefit paid to certain peace officers under section 4850 We find no statutory support for Wiley’s proposition
Cases | WorkCompCentral Following our recent decision in Brooks v Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (2008) 161 Cal App 4th 1522 [75 Cal Rptr 3d 277] (Brooks), we conclude the WCAB appropriately limited Wiley to a combined total of two-years of enhanced IDL and TD benefits
Workers Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) On May 19, 2025, the Appeals Board issued an en banc decision establishing that only the Appeals Board has jurisdiction to determine whether a replacement QME panel is valid or otherwise appropriate
DWC Virtual Courtroom Resources All hearings currently heard via the conference lines will transition to the CourtCall Video Platform beginning March 3, 2025 All trials, lien trials, and expedited hearings will continue to be set in person Each judge has a virtual courtroom on the CourtCall Video Platform
Workers Compensation Appeals Board - Panel decisions Panel decisions are not binding precedent on other Appeals Board panels and WCJs However, panel decisions are citable and are considered to the extent that their reasoning is persuasive
WCAB Skirts Time Limit for Acting on Reconsideration The opinion declares: “We issue a peremptory writ of mandate commanding the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board to end its practice of granting petitions for reconsideration solely for purposes of further study… ” Wiley said the grant-for-study procedure harks to the 1950s, if not earlier
IN RE: the Claim of Frederick WILEY (2007) | FindLaw Appeal from a decision of the Workers' Compensation Board, filed May 31, 2005, which ruled, inter alia, that claimant was a covered employee under the Workers' Compensation Law Claimant, a paid firefighter, was injured in 1981 while working for the City of Watertown Fire Department