The New Jersey Appellate Division weighed whether a workers' compensation judge abused his discretion in an order imposing attorney fees, costs, and sanctions for untimely payment of settlement proceeds without affording counsel the opportunity to be heard.
October 11, 2022 at 03:10 PM
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The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled that a workers’ compensation judge abused his discretion in an order imposing attorney fees, costs, and sanctions for untimely payment of settlement proceeds without affording counsel the opportunity to be heard.
A petition to the Division of Workers’ Compensation was made by Safet Saiti in January 2009 because of a work-related back injury, according to the opinion.
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