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I'VE BEEN TO A HEARING, SO NOW WHAT HAPPENS?
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After your hearing is finished, the Appeals Panel members will discuss the documentary and oral evidence, and render a decision. All parties will be informed in writing of the panel’s decision and reasons. Any decision, order or ruling of the Appeals Tribunal is final. If your decision is favourable, it will be sent to WorkSafeNB for implementation.
Should your decision not be favourable, there are two other options you may want to consider:
Court of Appeal
Any decision, order or ruling of the Appeals Tribunal is final and subject to an appeal to the Court of Appeal involving any question as to jurisdiction or law.
Any party intending to appeal to the Court of Appeal must, within 30 days of notice of the Appeals Tribunal’s decision, order or ruling, apply to the Appeals Tribunal for a Statement of the Facts.
Reconsideration
Appeals Panel decisions are final and are delivered in writing. However, decisions may be reconsidered when new, substantial information is submitted.
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