The Oregon Petition for Judicial Review (Employment Appeals Board-Employer) is a legal petition for employers to challenge the decision of the Oregon Employment Appeals Board (EAT) in a court of law. This petition is available for employers who disagree with the EAT's decision on an employment dispute. The Oregon Petition is specifically designed to allow employers to obtain a review of the EAT's decision and obtain a court order overruling or modifying the EAT's decision. There are two types of Oregon Petition for Judicial Review (Employment Appeals Board-Employer). The first is a petition for discretionary review, which is used to challenge the EAT's decision on the basis of legal errors, procedural errors, or substantial evidence. The second is a petition for review, which is used to challenge the EAT's decision on the basis of a violation of constitutional or statutory rights. The Oregon Petition for Judicial Review (Employment Appeals Board-Employer) must be filed in the Oregon Circuit Court within 30 days of the EAT's decision.