2015 CRB Opinions
pertaining to
Sec. 31-301. Factual findings.
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Balloli v. City of New Haven Police Department
Case No. 5950 CRB-6-14-7 — July 1, 2015
Bedard v. Town of Southbury
Case No. 5923 CRB-5-14-3 — April 24, 2015
Camp v. Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Case No. 5936 CRB-6-14-5 — April 24, 2015
Chantec v. Fabian Lima d/b/a Magic Touch Window Cleaning and Phillip M. Fourtin, Magic Touch Services, LLC
Case No. 5908 CRB-4-14-2 — April 29, 2015
Haines v. Turbine Technologies, Inc.
Case No. 5932 CRB-6-14-4 — March 9, 2015
Hatcher v. State of Connecticut University of Connecticut Health Center
Case No. 5903 CRB-1-13-12 — January 22, 2015
Holston v. City of New Haven Police Department
Case No. 5940 CRB-3-14-5 — May 27, 2015
Kohn v. Town of Wilton
Case No. 5894 CRB-7-13-11 — March 11, 2015
Micale v. State of Connecticut Dept. of Emergency Services and Public Protection
Case No. 5910 CRB-6-14-2 — January 8, 2015
Nelson v. Revera, Inc.
Case No. 5977 CRB-5-15-1 — September 21, 2015
Noriega v. Jeremy Rosa d/b/a Pristine Properties & Landscaping
Case No. 5952 CRB-7-14-7 — October 21, 2015
Pisaturo v. Logistec, USA, Inc.
Case No. 5979 CRB-03-14-12 — September 23, 2015
Raphael v. Connecticut Ballet, Inc.
Case No. 5985 CRB-7-15-2 — December 10, 2015
Sanchez v. Edson Manufacturing
Case No. 5980 CRB-6-15-1 — October 6, 2015
Tarantino v. Sears Roebuck & Co.
Case No. 5939 CRB-4-14-5 — April 13, 2015
Tarantino v. Sears Roebuck & Co.
Case No. 5939 CRB-4-14-5 — May 12, 2015
Williams v. Jewish Home for the Aged
Case No. 5938 CRB-3-14-4 — March 16, 2015
Zezima v. City of Stamford
Case No. 5918 CRB-7-14-3 — May 12, 2015
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