Motor Control Specialties, Inc. v. Petelik
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
PAUL M. SPINDEN, Presiding Judge.
After the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission refused to review its administrative law judge’s award of temporary total disability benefits to Stephen M. Petelik, Petelik’s employer, Motor Control Specialties, Inc., and Motor Control’s insurer, The Ohio Casualty Insurance Com pany, filed this independent declaratory judgment action. They asked the circuit court to declare that the commission’s refusal to review the temporary award was unconstitutional. The circuit court dismissed Motor Control’s and Ohio Casualty’s declaratory judgment petition, and…
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