§ 18495 Appeals From Court Judgments

• •If the commissioner or Guaranty Corporation doesn't like the court's decision, they can ask a higher court to look at it again.
• •Just asking for another look doesn't stop the first decision from happening unless the court says so for a good reason.

Imagine the court says a company must pay money to someone, but the company thinks it's unfair.

The company can ask a higher court to check if the first decision was right. But even while waiting, the company might still have to pay unless the court says 'wait' for a good reason.