A New York appellate court ruled that an employer’s failure to identify the date of the hearing at which it raised an objection rendered its application for review incomplete.
Case: Matter of Holman v. Brinks Co., No. 529669, 03/16/2020, published.
Facts and procedural history: Michael Holman Jr. worked for the Brinks Co. He established a workers’ compensation claim for an injury to his shoulder.
A workers’ compensation law judge later amended the claim to include a causally related neck injury. Brinks sought review by the Workers’ Compensation Board, which reje...
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