Perhaps one of the most important, yet most overlooked aspects of litigating the workers' compensation case is the preparation of the brief following the close of the record. Practitioners and clients on both sides of the aisle often find fault with the amount of time required for a petition to be litigated in its entirety. However, the problem most often lies not with the manner of litigation while the record is open, but with the briefing process after it is closed.
April 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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