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· 3/9/2005

Matticks v. Workers' Compensation Appeal Board

Citations

  • 872 A.2d 196
  • 2005 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 100

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that the employer waived issues by failing to raise them in its appeal to the WCAB, noting that “[t]he fact that Employer may have argued the issues in its brief to the [WCAB] is unavailing”
  • reversing Board to the extent it addressed issues employer briefed, 7 but did not set forth in its appeal, holding such issues were waived
  • ‘[the e]mployer effectively waived its 6 arguments [by not raising them in the appeal documents and t]he fact that [the e]mployer may have argued the issues in its brief to the Board is unavailing as it failed to comply with [Section] 111.11(a
  • “[The [e]mployer effectively waived its arguments [by not raising them in the appeal documents and t]he fact that [the e]mployer may have argued the issues in its brief to the Board is unavailing as it failed to comply with 34 Pa. Code § 111.11(a).”

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Judges: Colins, Smith-Ribner, Jiuliante

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