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Court

Alaska Supreme Court

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2023-05-17
Status Draft Circulating
Type 204 Workers' Comp Appeal
Docket 38 entries
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Judge

Hon. Appeals Commission Alaska Worker's Compensation

Alaska Supreme Court (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Motion for Wavier of Fees and Costs
  2. Supplemental Briefing: Reply Brief
  3. Notice: Reply Brief Due
  4. Supplemental Briefing: Appellee's Brief
  5. Supplemental Briefing: Appellee's Brief
  6. Supplemental Briefing: Appellant's Brief
  7. Sua Sponte Order: File Simultaneous Informal Supplemental Briefs
  8. Notice of Not Filing Reply Brief
  9. Notice: Reply Brief Due
  10. Notice: Printing of Briefs Re: 28, Original Briefing: Appellee's Brief Corrected Version #1
  11. Excerpt Re: 28, Original Briefing: Appellee's Brief Corrected Version #1
  12. Original Briefing: Appellee's Brief Corrected Version #1
  13. Notice: Rejected Brief
  14. Notice: Reply Brief Due
  15. Font Certificate Re: 23, Original Briefing: Appellee's Brief
  16. Excerpt Re: 23, Original Briefing: Appellee's Brief
  17. Original Briefing: Appellee's Brief
  18. Notice: Printing of Briefs
  19. Notice: Appellee Brief Due
  20. Excerpt Re: 19, Original Briefing: Appellant's Brief Corrected Version #1
  21. Original Briefing: Appellant's Brief Corrected Version #1
  22. Notice: Rejected Brief
  23. Excerpt Re: 16, Original Briefing: Appellant's Brief
  24. Original Briefing: Appellant's Brief
  25. Notice of Filing Rule 221 Certificate
  26. Notice/Certificate Required by Appellate Rule 221
  27. Notice: Appellant Brief Due
  28. Order Re: 9, Motion to Strike Statement of Points
  29. Affidavit of AWCAC Clerk Re: No Audio of 3/17/2023 Oral Argument Hearing
  30. Opposition Re: 9, Motion to Strike Statement of Points
  31. Motion to Strike Statement of Points
  32. Opening Notice
  33. Order Re: 1, Motion for Wavier of Fees and Costs
  34. Final Order/Judgment
  35. Points on Appeal
  36. Designation of Transcript
  37. Docketing Statement/NOA
  38. Motion to Waive Cost Bond

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