North Dakota Statutes
§ 54-57-09 — Case processing tracking and reporting
North Dakota § 54-57-09
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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-57-09 (2026).
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1.The office of administrative hearings shall track the time elapsed between the date the
office receives a file from workforce safety and insurance and the date of the
administrative law judge's decision, and monthly calculate a rolling six-month average
of time elapsed.
2.The office of administrative hearings shall adopt case processing standards and
policies, including provisions intended to meet a goal of an average of two hundred
fifteen days or less per case. Administrative law judges have an average of two
hundred fifteen days to issue a decision for any injured worker case from the date the
office of administrative hearings receives a file from workforce safety and insurance.
The date of the last assigned file is the date of assignment for all consolidated files.
3.The office of
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