1. A. If the Commission exercises its continuing jurisdiction under Labor and Employment Article, §9-742, Annotated Code of Maryland, to pass a supplemental order deciding an issue, the first petitioner/appellant shall file within 5 days of entry of the supplemental order:

   1. (1) A copy of the supplemental order with the circuit or appellate court in which judicial review/appeal is pending; and
   2. (2) A written certification with the Commission that the first petitioner/appellant has filed the copy of the supplemental order with the circuit or appellate court.

2. B. The written certification shall contain:

   1. (1) The workers' compensation claim number;
   2. (2) The claimant’s name;
   3. (3) The caption of the case on appeal including the parties, the name of the court, and case number;
   4. (4) A description of the supplemental order filed; and
   5. (5) The date and manner of the filing.
3. C. Any transcript of the proceeding that is required for inclusion in the record shall be requested by and paid for by the first petitioner or appellant.
4. D. The petitioner/appellant shall file the written request for any transcript required for inclusion in the record when the written certification is filed with the Commission.

Authority: Labor and Employment Article, §§9-309, 9-701, 9-731(c) and (d), 9-737, 9-739, and 9-742, Annotated Code of Maryland

Effective date: March 3, 2014 (41:4 Md. R. 305)

Regulation .01A amended effective August 3, 2015 (42:15 Md. R. 1016)

Regulation .01C amended effective July 15, 2019 (46:14 Md. R. 622)

Regulation .02B amended effective October 18, 2021 (48:21 Md. R. 890)

Regulation .03B amended effective August 3, 2015 (42:15 Md. R. 1016)

Regulation .03C amended effective October 18, 2021 (48:21 Md. R. 890)

Regulation .03D adopted effective August 3, 2015 (42:15 Md. R. 1016)

Regulation .04C amended effective October 18, 2021 (48:21 Md. R. 890)

Regulation .04D adopted effective August 3, 2015 (42:15 Md. R. 1016)

Regulation .05 amended effective August 3, 2015 (42:15 Md. R. 1016)