Monday, April 24, 2017
STIPULATIONS
Stipulations are similar to settlements but are not under Section 32, so they are not true “releases” of the legal right to reopen the case. Any written agreement between a claimant and the employer or its insurance company other than a Section 32 agreement is called a stipulation. However, if you decide to try to reopen an approved stipulation later on, a judge might not let you do so very easily because of the age-old proverb, “a deal is a deal.” At the same time you would probably anger the insurance company, who would likely try to make life difficult for you since you essentially would be backing out of a prior agreement.
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