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The Commission offices will be closed, Friday July 3, 2026, in observance of the Independence Day Holiday. Offices will reopen during regular business hours on Monday, July 6, 2026.

Advisory: Updated Richland Hearing Notice for July and August. The full advisory may be found here.

Commissioner Aisha Taylor Announces Resignation. The full advisory may be accessed here.

The Commission Publishes Revisions to the Single Commissioner Decision & Order Template. The full advisory and a copy of the revised template may be accessed here.

The Commission Publishes Bench Order Regulating AI Use. The full advisory and a copy of the order may be accessed here.

The Commission announces revisions to Self-Insurance Form 6A and Form 11. The full advisory may be accessed here.

South Carolina Workers' Compensation Commission

Attorney's Encouraged to Use eCase to file letter of Representation

Tue, 07/03/2018

ATTORNEY’S ENCOURAGED TO USE eCASE TO FILE LETTER OF REPRESENTATION

June 26, 2018

Attorneys must write the Commission’s Judicial Department to notify the Commission of their representation of a party pursuant to Reg. 67-1202. This may be done by letter or by using eCase, the electronic notice function available through the Commission’s On-Line Reporting Interface. The Judicial Department encourages attorneys to use eCase rather than submit a letter to fulfill this requirement.

Using eCase to notice the Commission of an Attorney’s representation ensures that the Attorney is promptly added to the correct file in a time efficient and accurate manner. Written letters of representation printed out and physically sent to the Commission by mail are costly, time-consuming, and at greater risk of being recorded in error. Please use eCase to notify the Judicial Department electronically of the Attorney’s representation.

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