2013 CRB Opinions

pertaining to

Sec. 31-275(1). Arising out of and in the course of employment.

 

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Albuquerque v. Town of East Hartford
Case No. 5741 CRB-1-12-3  —  April 9, 2013


Barbieri v. Comfort and Care of Wallingford, LLC
Case No. 5794 CRB-8-12-10  —  September 26, 2013


Chowaniec v. Town of Middlefield
Case No. 5779 CRB-8-12-9  —  September 9, 2013


Covey v. Home Medical Associates, LLC et al.
Case No. 5770 CRB-4-12-7  —  July 25, 2013


Cunningham v. Saint Raphael Healthcare System
Case No. 5809 CRB-3-12-12  —  December 31, 2013


Disotell v. LVI Services, Inc.
Case No. 5749 CRB-3-12-4  —  April 25, 2013


Dorenbosch v. Hoffman Landscapes
Case No. 5734 CRB-7-12-2  —  February 14, 2013


Haburey v. Winchester
Case No. 5763 CRB-6-12-6  —  June 14, 2013


Kingston v. Town of Seymour
Case No. 5789 CRB-5-12-10  —  September 10, 2013


Madden v. Danbury Hospital
Case No. 5745 CRB-7-12-4  —  April 22, 2013


McMorris v. City of New Haven Police Department
Case No. 5815 CRB-3-12-12  —  November 19, 2013


Osborn v. Lowe’s Home Centers, Inc.
Case No. 5800 CRB-5-12-11  —  October 28, 2013


Reis-Pereira v. Goodrich Pump & Engine Control Systems, Inc.
Case No. 5713 CRB-6-11-12  —  May 20, 2013


Vaughan v. North Marine Group
Case No. 5695 CRB-4-11-11  —  January 4, 2013


Wilson v. Costco Wholesale Corporation
Case No. 5780 CRB-5-12-9  —  August 28, 2013


 

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