Stoll v. Burlington Electric Department
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtSkoglund, J.
¶ 1. Employee Robert Stoll appeals the Chittenden Superior Court’s dismissal of his workers’ compensation appeal for lack of jurisdiction. We affirm. Employee further asks that we grant his motions for leave to file an untimely direct appeal from *129the Commissioner’s decision and to consolidate his appeals. We deny these motions.
¶2. For twenty-six years, employee worked for the Burlington Electric Department, during which time he claims to have been exposed to asbestos. In August 2004, employee was diagnosed with several conditions caused by asbestos exposure. He filed a claim for workers’…
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