Wisconsin Administrative Code
Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
Chapter Ins 5 - Administrative Actions; Rules Of Procedure For Contested Cases
Subchapter V - Notice of Hearing Pleadings; Form and Filing of Documents
Section Ins 5.12 - Notice of hearing

(a) The title, in the form prescribed in s. Ins 5.17(1) (d), and the case number of the contested case.

(b) The name and address of each party. In the case of a person licensed by the office, the latest address on file with the office shall be conclusively presumed to be the person's correct address.

(c) The date, time and place scheduled for a prehearing conference under s. 227.44(4), Stats.

(d) The name of the administrative law judge.

(e) The class of the contested case under s. 227.01(3), Stats.

(f) The statutory authority under which the contested case will be conducted.

(g) The purpose of the hearing.

(h) The matter to be decided.

(i) The date, time and place scheduled for the hearing.

(j) If the hearing is a class 2 proceeding, the allegations in the form specified in sub. (2), or in the alternative, the notice of hearing may incorporate by reference an order under s. Ins 5.08.

(k) The date by which the respondent must submit an answer if an answer is required.

(L) The date the notice of hearing is issued.

(m) The signature of the attorney assigned to the contested case by the office, or the signature of the administrative law judge if no attorney is assigned by the office.

(n) A statement of the possible consequences of failing to answer or appear, as provided in s. Ins 5.21.

(a) Except as provided in sub. (1)(j), each notice of hearing in a class 2 proceeding shall include allegations of the facts constituting the basis for the proceeding. If continuing conduct is alleged, the allegations shall state its general nature and the approximate time covered. If one or more individual incidents are alleged, each one shall be alleged with sufficient particularity to enable the respondent to deny, admit or defend it.

(b) Each notice of hearing shall specify the statute or rule alleged to have been violated by the conduct alleged.