Wis. Admin. Code Department of Workforce Development DWD 140.07 - Prehearing conference
(1) After an appeal is filed, the appeal
tribunal may direct the parties to appear before the appeal tribunal for a
prehearing conference. In determining whether a prehearing conference is
necessary, the appeal tribunal may consider any of the following criteria:
(a) The complexity of issues.
(b) The number of possible
witnesses.
(c) Documentary
evidence.
(d) The number of parties
involved.
(e) Other facts which
would tend to prolong the hearing.
(2) Prehearing conferences may be conducted
in person, by telephone or by videoconference. The date and time for the
prehearing conference shall be set by the hearing office. Parties shall have at
least 10 calendar days' notice of the prehearing conference. The appeal
tribunal may adjourn the conference or order additional prehearing
conferences.
(3) Following the
prehearing conference, the appeal tribunal shall issue an order with respect to
the course of the conference on any of the following matters:
(a) Definition and simplification of the
issues of fact and law.
(b)
Stipulations of fact and agreements concerning the identity of or authenticity
of documents.
(c) Limitation of the
number of witnesses and the exchange of the names of witnesses.
(d) Stipulations relating to alternative
methods of evidence submission and acceptance.
(e) Such other matters as may aid in the
disposition of the appeal.
(4) If a party fails to appear or is
unprepared to participate in a prehearing conference, the appeal tribunal may
conduct a conference and enter the prehearing order without participation by
the party.
Notes
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