Matter of Dynasty S.G. (Paula G.)

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• recognizing error is preserved if there is a final ruling and both sides have been able to address the issue
• stating if the evidence before the agency is open to a fair difference of opinion, a reviewing court must find substantial evidence supports the commissioner’s decision
• “Healing period benefits are not payable when an employee returns to work.”
• “The final agency action in a workers’ compensation case is not the deputy’s decision, but the decision of the workers’ compensation commissioner.”
• “Normally, for an issue to be preserved, a party must present it and have it ruled upon before a court will review the issue on appeal”
• “[L]egislative intent is expressed by omission as well as by inclusion, and the express mention of one thing implies the exclusion of others not so 16 mentioned.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).