LAC 52:I.1018. Rehearings

A. Any person aggrieved may apply to the board for a rehearing, in writing, within 10 days from the date the board's decision becomes final. The grounds for an application for a rehearing shall be that: 1. the opinion is clearly contrary to the law and the evidence; 2. the party has discovered, since the hearing, evidence important to the issues which he could not have, with due diligence, obtained before or during the hearing; 3. there is a showing that issues not previously considered ought to be examined in order to properly dispose of the matter; or 4. there is other good ground for further consideration of issues and the evidence in the public interest. B. The application for a rehearing shall set forth the grounds which justify such action and shall be accompanied by a written brief or argument in support thereof, along with an affidavit as set forth in §1009.B.9. C. In the event the board grants a rehearing, a time and place for the rehearing shall be fixed, and the rehearing shall be confined to those grounds upon which the rehearing was ordered. D. If an application for rehearing is timely filed, the period within which judicial review, under the applicable statute, must be sought, shall run from the final disposition of such application.