Harrington Construction Co. v. Williams

James R. Cooper, Judge.

The appellee in this workers’ compensation case was employed by Harrington Construction Company as a cement finisher. He filed a claim for benefits contending that he developed contact dermatitis in January 1991 because of his exposure to concrete, and asserting entitlement to temporary disability benefits. Prior to the hearing on the merits of the case, the administrative law judge mailed the employer’s insurance carrier a notice regarding pre-hearing procedures to be followed, including the requirement that certain information be disclosed; the notice stated that…