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Thomas v. Cash Oil

Workers' Compensation Commission
Aug 28, 1996
2272 CRB 3 (Conn. Work Comp. 1996)

Opinion

CASE NO. 2272 CRB 3-95-1

AUGUST 28, 1996

The claimant was represented by George Romania, Esq., who did not appear at oral argument.

The employer was represented by Monte A. Kroh, Esq., The Biller Law Firm.

The Second Injury Fund was represented by Matthew Biezer, Esq., Assistant Attorney General.

This Petition for Review from the January 12, 1995 Supplemental Finding and Award of the Commissioner acting for the Third District was heard December 1, 1995 before a Compensation Review Board panel consisting of the Commission Chairman Jesse M. Frankl and Commissioners Roberta Smith Tracy and Amado J. Vargas.


DISMISSAL


The employer has filed a petition for review from the Third District Commissioner's January 12, 1995 Supplemental Finding and Award. The employer has failed to file reasons of appeal, a motion to correct, or a brief.

As the employer has neglected to actively pursue its appeal, pursuant to a bench ruling we dismissed the employer's appeal for failure to prosecute with proper diligence pursuant to Practice Book § 4055. See Divita v. Thames Valley Steel, 12 Conn. Workers' Comp. Rev. Op. 50, 1541 CRB-2-92-10 (Jan. 26, 1994);Milardo v. Shuck Petroleum, 11 Conn. Workers' Comp. Rev. Op. 279, 1559 CRB-8-92-11 (Nov. 22, 1993); Hargatai v. Copy Data, Inc., 11 Conn. Workers' Comp. Rev. Op. 106, 107, 1475 CRB-4-92-7 (June 2, 1993).

The employer's appeal is dismissed.

Commissioners Roberta Smith Tracy and Amado J. Vargas concur.


Summaries of

Thomas v. Cash Oil

Workers' Compensation Commission
Aug 28, 1996
2272 CRB 3 (Conn. Work Comp. 1996)
Case details for

Thomas v. Cash Oil

Case Details

Full title:DAVID THOMAS, CLAIMANT-APPELLEE, v. CASH OIL, EMPLOYER, NO RECORD OF…

Court:Workers' Compensation Commission

Date published: Aug 28, 1996

Citations

2272 CRB 3 (Conn. Work Comp. 1996)