2020 CRB Opinions
pertaining to
Sec. 31-275(1). Arising out of and in the course of employment.
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Bernard v. ShopRite Supermarket
Case No. 6328 CRB-4-19-5 — October 15, 2020
Galinski v. Beaver Tree Service, L.L.C.
Case No. 6361 CRB-1-19-12 — December 9, 2020
Mascendaro v. Fairfield
Case No. 6304 CRB-4-19-1 — March 13, 2020
Reveron v. Compass Group
Case No. 6358 CRB-5-19-11 — September 16, 2020
Smith v. Sedgewick Claims Management Services
Case No. 6351 CRB-1-19-10 — November 5, 2020
Velky v. Regional School District #12
Case No. 6368 CRB-7-20-1 — December 3, 2020
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