2016 CRB Opinions
pertaining to
Sec. 31-307. Total disability and occupational disease.
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Allen v. Connecticut Transit
Case No. 6036 CRB-3-15-9 — June 9, 2016
Charles v. Bimbo Foods, Inc.
Case No. 5986 CRB-7-15-2 — November 30, 2016
Dahle v. Stop & Shop
Case No. 6035 CRB-6-15-10 — August 8, 2016
Diaz v. State of Connecticut/Department of Social Services South Central Region
Case No. 6072 CRB-3-16-1 — December 22, 2016
Liano v. City of Bridgeport
Case No. 6010 CRB-4-15-4 — April 22, 2016
Mikucka v. St. Lucian’s Residence, Inc.
Case No. 6051 CRB-6-15-11 — September 14, 2016
Ramsahai v. Coca Cola Bottling Company
Case No. 5991 CRB-1-15-2 — January 26, 2016
Rios v. Boehle’s Express
Case No. 6027 CRB-6-15-9 — June 21, 2016
Rivera v. Patient Care of CT
Case No. 6005 CRB-6-15-4 — April 12, 2016
Rock v. State of Connecticut University of Connecticut
Case No. 5891 CRB-2-13-10 — September 12, 2016
Singh v. CVS
Case No. 6038 CRB-7-15-10 — July 20, 2016
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