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: Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation JournalProposed Amendments to Workers' Compensation Judges' Rules Published in Pennsylvania Bulletin
By Judge Robert Vonada
Significant changes are the detailed procedure for withdrawal of appearance of counsel and a prohibition of WCJ's performing mandatory mediation in their own cases. A settlement conference with the adjudicating judge may still be conducted if all parties and the adjudicating judge agree.
Full post as published by Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Journal on September 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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