Writ of Review
Legal basis: LC §5950
Definition
A petition filed with the California Court of Appeal seeking judicial review of a final WCAB decision after reconsideration has been exhausted. The Court of Appeal reviews the case for errors of law and whether the WCAB's findings are supported by substantial evidence in the record.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Writ of Review?
A petition filed with the California Court of Appeal seeking judicial review of a final WCAB decision after reconsideration has been exhausted. The Court of Appeal reviews the case for errors of law and whether the WCAB's findings are supported by substantial evidence in the record.
What is the legal basis for Writ of Review in California workers' compensation?
Writ of Review is governed by LC §5950 under California workers' compensation law. This statute defines the requirements, procedures, and standards for writ of review in the workers' compensation system as of 2026.
How does the writ of review process work in California?
The writ of review process is part of California's workers' compensation system, governed by LC §5950. The procedure involves specific timelines, documentation requirements, and procedural steps that must be followed by all parties involved in the claim.