Another Article About Your Reconsideration in Minnesota [Updated]
An unemployment request for reconsideration in Minnesota is a fancy term that means a person wants their unemployment case re-reviewed. Generally, the party who lost [Read More]
Tag: Request for Reconsideration
A request for reconsideration for unemployment benefits is a is a type of appeal.
Usually, this type of appeal is after a phone call with a judge.
In Minnesota, employees and workers drafting or filing a reconsideration can outline errors an issues to support a reversal.
As an unemployment lawyer, my goal is to educate and inspire a conversation with applicants seeking help for a matter of this kind.
Request for Reconsideration
I believe the best way to handle a reconsideration is pinpointing a deadline, acquiring evidence, and outlining legal errors, lies and procedural issues.
A MN reconsideration for unemployment benefits is generally governed by Minnesota unemployment statute 268.105. The process of appealing a denied unemployment claim and seeking a reversal requires filing a reconsideration.
A favorable outcome usually includes references to MN laws or cases supporting eligibility and the payment of benefits.
Thus, the following articles address this matter and I hope you contact me for one-on-one advisement.
Unemployment Tip # 010 – Two Reconsideration Goals
A reconsideration for unemployment benefits is not a sprint. Unfortunately, Applicants seeking a reconsideration are missing out on big opportunities when they fail to address [Read More]
My Reconsideration Review With the Same Unemployment Law Judge
The reconsideration review process for unemployment benefits is conducted by the same unemployment law judge that reviewed the phone appeal. In my experience, most applicants [Read More]
Getting Copies of Your Unemployment Transcripts
Unemployment transcripts are extremely important because they help formulate an appeal. For example, obtaining your transcript can help applicants: Identify testimony, Make reference to lies, [Read More]
4 or 5 Different Types of Unemployment Appeals?
There are 4, maybe 5 types of unemployment appeals. Each type or situation has a different set of rules, goals and procedures. In my experience, [Read More]
Time is Up and Still No Response
Getting no response from the unemployment law judge is as frustrating as it gets. First, appeals are stressful. Second, the benefit is desperately needed. The [Read More]
Picking the Wrong UI Identification Number
UI identification numbers are a big deal when a person appeals their case. In my experience, there are three reasons why people fail with this [Read More]
Why is the Unemployment Office Slow in Responding to my Appeal?
Unemployment office slow is going to take on a new meaning after you read about this. If you call Minnesota’s unemployment office directly, they will [Read More]