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Texas Labor Code - LAB § 410.031. Incomplete Resolution;  Report

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) If a dispute is not entirely resolved at a benefit review conference, the benefit review officer shall prepare a written report that details each issue that is not resolved at the conference.

(b) The report must also include:

(1) a statement of each resolved issue;

(2) a statement of each issue raised but not resolved;

(3) a statement of the position of the parties regarding each unresolved issue;

(4) a statement of the procedures required to request a contested case hearing or arbitration and a complete explanation of the differences in those proceedings and the rights of the parties to subsequent review of the determinations made in those proceedings;  and

(5) the date of the contested case hearing scheduled in accordance with Section 410.025(b).

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