WCAB Further Defines Medical-Legal Communication and Record

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WCAB Further Defines Medical-Legal Communication and Record

Workers Compensation Quarterly

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1 Legal Specialization in Workers’ Compensation Law
1 Self-Study Credit

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WC_Vol33_No1_2020

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In late October 2018 the California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) issued an en banc opinion in the case of Sandab Suon v. California Dairies (Suon) (2018) 83 Cal.Comp.Cases 1803, addressing medical-legal communication and record review. Since en banc decisions, meant to opine on issues of importance for the workers’ compensation community, are not commonplace and are binding precedent on all WCABs and workers’ compensation judges, they are worthy of close consideration.

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