Louisiana § 23:10 Court review

Louisiana Statutes

§ 23:10 — Court review

Louisiana·Title 23 Labor and Workers' Compensation

§10. Court review
From any rule, regulation, or general order of the secretary an aggrieved party has the
right to apply for relief to any court of competent jurisdiction and to institute appropriate
legal proceedings to review such rule, regulation, or general order within thirty days from the
date of the issuance thereof. The enforcement of such rule, regulation, or general order may
be suspended by the court, at its discretion, during the pendency of the proceedings. All such
cases shall be heard summarily by the court, and all appeals from judgments rendered therein
shall be preference cases and shall be given the same priority and preference as cases in
which the state is a party.

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§10. Court review
From any rule, regulation, or general order of the secretary an aggrieved party has the
right to apply for relief to any court of competent jurisdiction and to institute appropriate
legal proceedings to review such rule, regulation, or general order within thirty days from the
date of the issuance thereof. The enforcement of such rule, regulation, or general order may
be suspended by the court, at its discretion, during the pendency of the proceedings. All such
cases shall be heard summarily by the court, and all appeals from judgments rendered therein
shall be preference cases and shall be given the same priority and preference as cases in
which the state is a party.

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