2022 CRB Opinions
pertaining to
Sec. 31-301. Factual findings.
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Berry v. Up Realty, L.L.C, Uplift Contracting Inc., and Handson Contracting, Inc.
Case No. 6460 CRB-8-21-12 — November 9, 2022
Brennan v. City of Waterbury
Case No. 6430 CRB-5-21-6 — April 11, 2022
Brown v. Coca Cola Bottling Company
Case No. 6456 CRB-1-21-12 — September 23, 2022
Chalifoux v. Crossings East Health & Rehab Center
Case No. 6422 CRB-2-21-5 — April 4, 2022
Cochran v. State of Connecticut/Department of Transportation
Case No. 6425 CRB-3-21-5 — May 6, 2022
Gardner v. State/Dept. of Mental Health & Addiction Services
Case No. 6434 CRB-5-21-6 — June 3, 2022
Lazu v. State/Dept. of Children and Families
6433 CRB-8-21-6 — February 18, 2022
Preece v. City of New Britain
Case No. 6468 CRB-6-22-2 — December 28, 2022
Tinnerello v. Electric Boat Corporation
Case No. 6437 CRB-2-21-7 — June 16, 2022
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