2016 CRB Opinions
pertaining to
Sec. 31-294c. Notice of injury. Preclusion of compensation defenses to liability.
NOTE: ALL CASES FORMERLY REFERENCED UNDER SEC. 31-297(b) ARE NOW INCLUDED IN SEC. 31-294c.
** Multiple DRG related cases not included.
Compensation Review Board opinions are presented for informational purposes only — “as is” — and the Commission makes no warranties regarding their usefulness for any given purpose. As always, the full texts of statutes, regulations, opinions, and court decisions should be consulted and all citations and references fully researched by the reader.
Geraldino v. Oxford Academy of Hair Design
Case No. 5968 CRB-5-14-10 — January 20, 2016
McCullough v. Swan Engraving, Inc. et al.
Case No. 5875 CRB-4-13-8 — February 11, 2016
Mott v. KMC Music, Inc. a/k/a Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
Case No. 6025 CRB-1-15-8 — August 23, 2016
Quinn et al. v. Stone & Webster Engineering Corp. et al.
Case No. 6016 CRB-8-15-5 — March 31, 2016
Rock v. State of Connecticut University of Connecticut
Case No. 5891 CRB-2-13-10 — September 12, 2016
Shymidt v. Eagle Concrete, LLC
Case No. 6018 CRB-7-15-6 — May 4, 2016
Wiblyi v. McDonald’s Corporation
Case No. 5883 CRB-1-13-10 — November 18, 2016
Woodbury-Correa v. Reflexite Corporation
Case No. 6032 CRB-6-15-9 — June 22, 2016
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