Doyle v. DEPT. OF BUSINESS REGULATION

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an award of attorney's fees under a particular statute does not fall within the field of expertise of an agency
• declining to defer to labor regulation agency’s interpretation of an attorney fee statute
• an agency's stipulation in an administrative proceeding cannot be \simply set aside as not supported by evidence\ by the agency head in a final order
• \An administrative agency's interpretation of a statute that it applies is usually accorded substantial deference unless the interpretation is clearly erroneous.\
• an agency’s stipulation in an administrative proceeding cannot be “simply set aside as not supported by evidence” by the agency head in a final order
• an agency’s stipulation in an administrative proceeding cannot be “simply set aside as not supported by evidence” by the agency head in a final order

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