An employer appeals a Mi UIA Brd Of Rev decision to the Cir Crt after losing their prior appeals?

I'm not absolutely sure because I've never been in a Circuit Court. I think the employee would testify in response to his attorney's questions and/or questions from the judge. Then he would be subject to cross examination by the employer's attorney.

That's the way I think it would work. Not sure, however. I don't know about court costs or whether a circuit court is obliged to hear an employer's appeal.

I think the court would probably do so. Again, I'm not sure. In my experience which consists of reading circuit court decisions appealing decisions in which I participated as a member of the Board of Review Circuit Courts usually affirm the Board of Review's decision.

If the decision was a split decision with a strong dissent by the employer member of the Board the chances of a reversal are better.

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