Mich. Admin. Code R. 792.11416 - Notice of rights of appeal
Rule 1416. Each decision or final order issued by an administrative law judge shall notify the parties of all of the following:
(a) A party has the right to
have a decision or a denial of a motion for rehearing or reopening reviewed by
the Michigan compensation appellate commission by making a timely appeal. The
appealing party shall serve a copy of his or her appeal on the opposing
party.
(b) A party may make a timely
request to the Michigan compensation appellate commission for an oral argument
or to present additional evidence in connection with his or her
appeal.
(c) Absent oral argument
before it, the Michigan compensation appellate commission shall consider a
party's written argument to the commission only if all parties are represented
or by agreement of the parties.
(d)
A party may appeal a decision or final order of an administrative law judge
directly to a circuit court if the claimant and the employer or their
respective authorized agents or attorneys sign a written stipulation and file
it with the administrative law judge in a timely manner.
(e) A party may make a timely request to an
administrative law judge to rehear a previous decision.
(f) A party may make a timely request to an
administrative law judge, for good cause only, to reopen and review a previous
decision.
Notes
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