1. (a) Upon receipt of an appeal request, the compensation appeals board shall send an acknowledgment and the assigned docket number to all parties with a scheduling statement to be completed and returned as soon as possible, but in no case more than 60 calendar days after mailing by the board.

2. (b) The scheduling statement shall provide the following information:

   1. (1) Name of the case and docket number;
   2. (2) Parties to the hearing and who they represent;
   3. (3) An estimation of the time needed to conduct the appeal hearing;
   4. (4) A preliminary listing of all witnesses to be called;
   5. (5) A listing of videotaped material and the actual running time of these materials; and
   6. (6) All procedural issues and motions.
3. (c) Any correspondence, pleading, or evidence submitted for an appeal proceeding shall be in triplicate and include the appeal docket number. Failure to provide the docket number on any correspondence shall result in the documentation submitted being excluded from the file.
4. (d) The compensation appeals board shall waive (c), above, upon finding that a party cannot reasonably comply due to lack of financial or technical resources.

Source. #8922-A, eff 7-1-07; amd by #9877, eff 2-25-11; ss by #14534, eff 3-12-26 (formerly Lab 205.03)