Muir v. C.R. Bard, Inc.

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• holding substantial evidence supported the commission's finding that a claimant gave timely notice of his claim
• noting that the person claiming laches bears the burden to show its applicability
• affirming the commissioner’s finding that the claim was not barred by the doctrine of laches because claimant did not act unreasonably in pursuing the claim
• finding admission of improper evidence is harmless where it is merely cumulative to other evidence
• finding issue is deemed abandoned on appeal if it is argued in a short, conclusory statement without supporting authority
• subjecting the erroneous admission of letters in a workers' compensation case and finding their admission harmless when the information contained therein was cumulative of other admissible evidence

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