Connecticut Supreme Court in Hartford. Photo by John Phelan via Wikimedia Commons
The high court has ruled unanimously that the family of Donald Filosi Jr., a former Electric Boat employee who died of lung cancer six years ago, is entitled to workers' compensation benefits. The next step is to determine how much in weekly benefits the family will receive.
September 25, 2018 at 12:40 PM
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The Connecticut Supreme Court has affirmed the ruling of the Compensation Review Board awarding workers’ compensation benefits to a former longtime Electric Boat employee who died of lung cancer in 2012.
Originally, the Workers’ Compensation Commissioner for the Eighth District ruled against the estate of Donald Filosi Jr., and in favor of Electric Boat, a company that designs and builds nuclear submarines.
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