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Dayeh v. Oso Family Medical Group
Labor Code section 6409, subdivision (a), requires a physician who examines a patient for an occupational injury or illness to file a form Doctors First Report of Occupational Injury or Illness (hereafter, Doctors First Report) within five days of that initial examination. Maryam Dayeh sued T.A. Ross, M.D., and his medical practice, Oso Family Medical Group (hereafter, referred to collectively and in the singular as Ross), for negligence contending Rosss delay in completing a Doctors First Report delayed her receipt of workers compensation benefits and treatment for a shoulder injury. A jury returned a verdict in favor of Ross. Dayeh appeals from the judgment and raises numerous evidentiary errors, none of which have merit. Court affirm the judgment.

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