Cowell v. All-American, Inc.

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• holding that it was error to hold as a matter of law that industrial disability had to be greater than or equal to functional impairment
• holding petitioners substantially complied with the statute by mailing the petition to the opposing counsel instead of the opposing party
• holding petitioners substantially complied with the statute by mailing the petition to the opposing counsel instead of the opposing party
• mailing notice to address of party’s attorney substantially complied with section 17A.19(2) requirement that mailing “be addressed to the parties at their last known mailing address”
• finding more than one address may suffice as the “last known address” under Iowa Code section 17A.19(2)
• finding substantial compliance under prior version of section 17A.19(2) where petitioner timely mailed copy of petition to a party’s attorney despite statute requiring the mailing “shall be addressed to the parties at their last known mailing address”

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