(1) Decisions from the Workers' Compensation Court of Existing Claims. A decision of the trial judge or of the Workers' Compensation Court of Existing Claims en banc may be brought for review to this Court in compliance with 85 O.S. Supp. 2011 § 340. Carlock v. Workers' Compensation Commission, 2014 OK 29, 324 P.3d 408. The Rules in Part IV(a) of these Rules shall apply unless a Rule in Part IV(c) of these Rules provides otherwise.

(2) Decisions from the Workers' Compensation Commission. This Court does not have jurisdiction to consider a direct appeal from a ruling by the administrative law judge. Maddox v. Sooner Completions, Inc., 2015 OK 63, 374 P.3d 772. A decision of the Workers' Compensation Commission may be brought for review to this Court in compliance with 85 O.S. § 78. The Rules in Part IV (a) of these Rules shall apply unless a Rule in Part IV(c) of these Rules provides otherwise.

(1) Filing a petition for review with fourteen (14) copies with the Clerk of this Court within twenty (20) days after a copy of the adverse decision shall have been sent to the parties affected, and

(2) Remitting to the Clerk of the Supreme Court the cost deposit provided by statute, or if the petitioner is an indigent, an affidavit in forma pauperis shall be filed concurrently with the petition in error. See Form No. 4.

(3) A petition for review will not be filed until the entire cost deposit, or a properly executed pauper's affidavit, is received by the Clerk of the Supreme Court. The cost deposit or pauper's affidavit must be received by the Clerk of the Supreme Court within the same twenty-day period for filing the petition for review for the tendered petition to be timely filed. A petition for review will be deemed filed when mailed in accordance with Rule 1.4. See Rules 1.4(e), 1.77(d). Johnson v. Tony's Town Mister Quick, 1996 OK 138, 915 P.2d 355.