Albert Jackson v. Horizon Shipbuilding, Inc., et al.
Jurisdiction
I. When an Administrative law Judge ("ALJ ") issued orders to review,
modify and terminate a Longshore Harbor Worker 's Act (LHWCA) claim
previously adjudicated (issued a compensation award) without following the
rules set forth in § 922, Are those orders to review, modify and terminate a
LHWCA claim previously adjudicated (issued a compensation award) without
following the rules set forth in § 922 lawful?
II. Does the District Court have Subject Matter Jurisdiction Over a
LHWCA claim that was previously adjudicated (issued a compensation
award) brought before it if the ALJ did riot follow the rules set forth in
§ 922?
III. Is it a violation of a Claimant 's rights under the Fifth Amendment for
an OALJ to review, modify and terminate a Longshore Harbor Worker 's Act
(LHWCA) claim previously adjudicated (issued a compensation award)
without following the rules set forth in § 922?
Whether an Administrative Law Judge can lawfully review, modify, and terminate a previously adjudicated Longshore Harbor Workers' Act claim without following statutory procedures