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Court reversed summary judgment and remanded, holding that the union health and welfare funds were intended third-party beneficiaries of the surety bond and that fraudulent concealment by the contractor tolled the limitations period, allowing the funds to pursue their claim.
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Appellant challenges a district court order affirming the decision of respondent commissioner, which disqualified appellant from certain employment positions for seven years based on a determination that she seriously maltreated a vulnerable adult. Appellant argues that the commissioner's maltreatment determination improperly relied on hearsay evidence in violation of her procedural-due-process rights and is not supported by substantial evidence. Appellant also argues that the disqualification should have been set aside. We affirm.
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