Case Name:	Nolte Sheet Metal Inc. v. Occupational Safety and Health Appeals Board (Department of Industrial Relations) Part 3/3		01/21/2020
Note:	A California appellate court ruled that decisions by the Occupational Safety and Health Appeals Board as to the propriety of citations against an employer are subject to a substantial evidence standard of review.
Citation:	No. F076389
WCC Citation:	No. F076389

Case Name:	21st Century Insurance Company v. The Superior Court Of San Diego County		08/24/2009
Note:	In cases like this, where the insured does not dispute that the settlement adequately compensated her damages, a pro rata apportionment requires the insurer to account for its fair share of the attorney fees by reducing the amount of reimbursement to cover some portion of those fees.
Citation:	S154790
WCC Citation:	WCC 35582009 CA

Case Name:	99 Cents Only Stores v. WCAB		05/03/2000
Note:	Non-attorney not entitled to full attorney rate for depo fees; analysis same as attorney.
Citation:	80 Cal.App.4th 644, 65 CCC 456
WCC Citation:	WCC 25602000 CA

Case Name:	99 Cents Only Stores v. WCAB		05/03/2000
Note:	Non-attorney, hearing rep.'s fee of $163/hour deemed excessive.
Citation:	80 Cal.App.4th 644
WCC Citation:	WCC 26002000 CA

Case Name:	A.M. v. Albertsons, LLC.		10/15/2009
Note:	Under the FEHA, the failure to accommodate and the failure to engage in the interactive process in determining a reasonable accommodation for a known physical disability are separate claims. Once a reasonable accommodation has been granted, the employer has a duty to provide that accommodation. Failure to do so, even on a single occasion, can support a cause of action for damages sustained by the failure as this is in line with the intent of the FEHA and the public policies behind the provision.
Citation:	A122307
WCC Citation:	WCC 35722009 CA

Case Name:	Abdelrahim v. Guardsmark LLC		11/17/2009
Note:	In regards to negligence claims. No civil action will stand where a claimant alleges facts that place the claim squarely within the purview of workers' compensation statutes, and fails to allege facts negating the exclusivity rule.
Citation:	B207270
WCC Citation:	WCC 35792009 CA

Case Name:	Abney vs. Aera Energy; Liberty Mutual		12/08/2004
Note:	5814, as amended, applies to acts prior to effective date if adjudicated after.
Citation:	69 CCC (2004); En Banc
WCC Citation:	WCC 30662004 CA

Case Name:	Abraham vs. WCAB (City of Buena Park)		12/01/2003
Note:	WCAB ruling on PERS disability issue does not alter limitation to bring action within 5 years from date of injury.
Citation:	113 Cal.App.4th 1082
WCC Citation:	WCC 29592003 CA

Case Name:	Abratte v. WCAB; Co. of Los Angeles		07/11/2000
Note:	Public agencies subject to 132a; covers employment benefits.
Citation:	65 CCC 790-NOT PUBLISHED
WCC Citation:	WCC 28132000 CA

Case Name:	Ackerman v. Poway Unified School District		11/05/2009
Note:	[Unpublished] The equitable tolling doctrine does not allow Plaintiff to forego a timely filing of a court action or other proceeding to seek formal redress of injury, within the statutory periods set by the Act.
Citation:	D054529
WCC Citation:	WCC 35752009 CA