Denial of License to Worker's Comp Claimants' Advocate Is Upheld

The Third Department said the Workers' Compensation Board acted rationally when it denied a non-attorney's application to continue representing petitioners. The board based its decision on her lack of familiarity with an important 2010 board decision and her failure to disclose her business relationship with her attorney-husband.

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