2016 CRB Opinions

pertaining to

Sec. 31-301. Appeal procedure.

 

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Alley v. Performance Landex, LLC
Case No. 6094 CRB-7-16-5  —  May 12, 2016


Bond v. Lee Manufacturing, Inc. et al.
Case No. 5868 CRB-8-13-8  —  April 21, 2016


Charles v. Bimbo Foods, Inc.
Case No. 5986 CRB-7-15-2  —  November 30, 2016


Darrah v. Carmen Anthony Fish House
Case No. 6141 CRB-5-16-10  —  October 24, 2016


Fields v. 550 Stewart Acquisitions Corporation, et al
Case No. 5993 CRB-1-15-2  —  January 15, 2016


Fields v. Southern Connecticut Gas Company/United Illuminating Company
Case No. 6097 CRB-4-16-5  —  May 25, 2016


Flory v. Lowe’s Distribution Center
Case No. 6143 CRB-2-16-10  —  November 7, 2016


Geraldino v. Oxford Academy of Hair Design
Case No. 5968 CRB-5-14-10  —  January 20, 2016


Hoetzl v. Burger King
Case No. 6162 CRB-5-16-11  —  December 16, 2016


Hubbard v. Dyce Trucking, LLC
Case No. 6080 CRB-6-16-3  —  October 4, 2016


Kangas v. Grade A Market, Inc.
Case No. 6121 CRB-7-16-7  —  August 9, 2016


Liano v. City of Bridgeport
Case No. 6010 CRB-4-15-4  —  April 22, 2016


Ojeda v. Freshpoint Connecticut, LLC
Case No. 6004 CRB-1-15-4  —  March 16, 2016


Orsini v. Theis Precision Steel
Case No. 6150 CRB-6-16-11  —  November 23, 2016


Rios v. Boehle’s Express
Case No. 6027 CRB-6-15-9  —  June 21, 2016


Risen v. JWA Corporation
Case Nos. 5989 CRB-7-15-2 & Case No. 5862 CRB-7-13-7  —  June 13, 2016


Sutherland-Hofler v. Connecticut Institute for the Blind
Case No. 6124 CRB-5-16-6  —  August 26, 2016


 

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