Dougan v. Aurora Electric Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the Gilmore test is no longer necessary when the initial determination of compensation is based on the amended version of AS 23.20.220
• listing some claims dismissed as “meritless” and “having no basis in the law”
• describing history of alternative methods of calculating wages in AS 23.30.220
• \Administrative agencies have no jurisdiction to decide issues of constitutional law such as a violation of one's right to privacy.\
• “Discovery rulings are generally reviewed for abuse of discretion.”

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