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CASE NO. 6324 CRB-2-19-5
COMPENSATION REVIEW BOARD
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION COMMISSION
JUNE 10, 2021
JOSÉ DEJESUS
CLAIMANT-APPELLEE
v.
R.P.M. ENTERPRISES, INC. AND/OR ROBERT M. MARION, SR.
EMPLOYERS
NO RECORD OF INSURANCE
RESPONDENTS-APPELLANTS
and
SECOND INJURY FUND
RESPONDENT-APPELLEE
In accordance with the May 18, 2021 decision of the Appellate Court, DeJesus v. R.P.M. Enterprises, Inc., 204 Conn. App. 665 (2021), the April 29, 2020 Opinion of the Compensation Review Board is reversed relative to the determinations that Robert Marion could be held liable in his personal capacity and that the commissioner properly pierced the corporate veil of R.P.M. Enterprises, Inc., to hold Marion jointly and severally liable.1 The matter is remanded to the trial commissioner with directions to vacate the April 23, 2019 Finding and Award as to Robert Marion. In all other respects, the Opinion of the Compensation Review Board stands. See id., 712.
Stephen M. Morelli, Chairman
Compensation Review Board
Workers’ Compensation Commission
1 It should be noted that in its April 29, 2020 Opinion, the board identified Robert Marion, Sr., as a named respondent. See DeJesus v. R.P.M. Enterprises, Inc., 6324 CRB-2-19-5 (November 8, 2018), aff’d in part, rev’d in part, 204 Conn. App. 665 (May 18, 2021). However, in its decision, the Appellate Court identified this respondent as Robert Marion. BACK TO TEXT
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