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When does the Division of Workers Compensation lose jurisdiction over a workers compensation case?

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When does the Division of Workers Compensation lose jurisdiction over a workers compensation case?

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Generally, the Division of Worker’s Compensation loses jurisdiction in a workers’ compensation case when the following situations occur: • The statutory period of limitations has run out • When either party dismisses the case and the administrative law judge enters an Order of Dismissal • When the administrative law judge or legal advisor approves a stipulation or settlement agreement entered into by the parties to resolve all issues in the case • When the administrative law judge issues an award after an evidentiary hearing If you have questions about your case, please call the Division of Worker’s Compensation’s toll free number at (800) 775-2667.

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