2017 CRB Opinions
pertaining to
Sec. 31-301. Appeal procedure.
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.
Alvis v. Capitol Building Services Group
Case No. 6193 CRB-2-17-5 — May 18, 2017
Cote v. Lowe’s Home Centers, Inc.
Case No. 6230 CRB-1-17-10 — November 17, 2017
Meloni v. Raymark Industries, Inc. et al.
Case No. 5838 CRB-4-13-5 — June 1, 2017
Rahman v. Town of Manchester - Board of Education
Case No. 6217 CRB-8-17-9 — September 12, 2017
Roaix v. Stop & Shop
Case No. 6224 CRB-5-17-10 — October 24, 2017
Robinson v. Town of Greenwich
Case No. 6205 CRB-4-17-7 — October 19, 2017
Smith v. State of Connecticut/Southern Connecticut State University
Case No. 6233 CRB-3-17-12 — December 21, 2017
Sutherland Hofler v. State of Connecticut/Department of Developmental Services, West Region
Case No. 6173 CRB-5-17-1 — December 12, 2017
Vitti v. City of Milford
Case No. 6066 CRB-4-15-12 — April 21, 2017
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