Wyoming § 27-14-613 Appeal by employer; stay of award

Wyoming Statutes

§ 27-14-613 — Appeal by employer; stay of award

Wyoming·Title 27 Labor and Employment·Ch. 14 WORKER'S COMPENSATION·Art. 6 CONTESTED CASES

If an appeal is prosecuted on behalf of the employer, the record
of the proceedings at the original hearing shall be supplied
without cost to the employer. An electronic recording of the
proceedings may serve as the official transcript but upon
appeal, the district court may request a written transcript of
the proceedings or any portion of the proceedings. The employer
may employ counsel to conduct the appeal on his behalf. Upon
request and on appeal by an employer or the division from an
order of award, the hearing examiner may stay the payment of the
award or that portion appealed from upon any terms as the
hearing examiner deems proper.

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If an appeal is prosecuted on behalf of the employer, the record
of the proceedings at the original hearing shall be supplied
without cost to the employer. An electronic recording of the
proceedings may serve as the official transcript but upon
appeal, the district court may request a written transcript of
the proceedings or any portion of the proceedings. The employer
may employ counsel to conduct the appeal on his behalf. Upon
request and on appeal by an employer or the division from an
order of award, the hearing examiner may stay the payment of the
award or that portion appealed from upon any terms as the
hearing examiner deems proper.

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