Hamilton v. RL BEST INTERN.

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• holding that the preservation of error for appellate review is not completed until the aggrieved party has obtained a ruling on the motion in the lower tribunal
• holding that the preservation of error for appellate review is not completed until the aggrieved party has obtained a ruling on the motion in the lower tribunal
• holding if error is one that first appears in final order, aggrieved party must bring it to judge’s attention by filing motion for rehearing
• holding if error is one that first appears in final order, aggrieved party must bring it to JCC’s attention by filing motion for rehearing
• holding error appearing for first time in final order must be brought to JCC’s attention to preserve issue for appellate review
• holding if error is one that first appears in final order, 4 aggrieved party must bring it to judge's attention by filing motion for rehearing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).