RI · rules
R.I. Workers' Comp. Ct. R. Prac. 2.22
Petitions
(A) All petitions to review, petitions to enforce, and
petitions to adjudge in contempt, shall be accompanied by a legible copy of the
appropriate agreement, order, and/or decree sought to be reviewed or enforced. The
court shall not accept any petition which is not filed in accordance with this rule. In
the event any such petition is accepted by the court, it shall be subject to being
dismissed without prejudice for failure to be in proper form.
(B) All petitions seeking payment of bills for medical services rendered shall be
accompanied by a legible copy of the bill, the report upon which the bill for services
is based and, if liability has been established, a legible copy of the agreement, order,
and/or decree sought to be reviewed. All such petitions shall also be accompanied
by an affidavit of a treating or consulting doctor that the service provided was
necessary to cure, rehabilitate or relieve the person to whom the service was rendered
of the effects of the injury set forth in the agreement, order, and/or decree under
review. The court shall not accept any petition which is not filed in accordance with
this rule. In the event any such petition is accepted by the court, it shall be subject to
dismissal without prejudice for failure to be in proper form.
Provenance
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- courts.ri.gov
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- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
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