Chuck sustained an injury to his neck. Chuck filed a Worker's Compensation claim for disability benefits and damages for a claim that he hurt his neck at work. His employer opposed this claim, saying the injury was a result of a car wreck he had two weeks earlier. In accordance with the state board rules, a hearing was held before the Worker's Compensation board, which rule against Chuck. Chuck became frustrated with the hearing officer in the proceedings because Chuck believes that the hearing officer thought he was lying. Chuck plans to hire an attorney to sue for Worker's Compensation benefits and state court. However, the agency has several avenues to appeal within the agency. Check wants to go directly to state court because he believes that the agency appeal would be useless. If you were advising chuck, what would you tell him?