Connecticut Superior Court, 1994

Allstate Insurance Company v. Legendre, No. Cv 93 004 1985 (Jul. 19, 1994)

Allstate Insurance Company v. Legendre, No. Cv 93 004 1985 (Jul. 19, 1994)
Connecticut Superior Court · Decided July 19, 1994 · JONES, JUDGE.
1994 Conn. Super. Ct. 6850-M
Allstate Insurance Company v. Legendre, No. Cv 93 004 1985 (Jul. 19, 1994)

Opinion of the Court

[EDITOR'S NOTE: This case is unpublished as indicated by the issuing court.]MEMORANDUM OF DECISION AND ORDER OF REMAND Having heard the parties regarding a motion for articulation and clarification, a motion for reargument and reconsideration, and a motion to open and set aside the judgment, the court 1) states that it found substantial evidence to support the arbitrator's finding and award of $225,000 as the value of plaintiff's injuries and damages; 2) finds that substantial evidence does not support arbitrator's finding of an insufficient basis upon which to calculate future workers' compensation benefits and credits; 3) adopted the interpretation and application of the law by the arbitrators in confirming all other portions of the finding and award; and denies the motion to open and set aside the judgment for the reason that an articulation does not result in a change in the judgment. CT Page 6850-N

The Court orders that the issue of the determination of the plaintiff's future workers' compensation benefits and credits be remanded to the arbitrators. A detailed articulation follows.

Clarance J. Jones, Judge

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