Walter J. Crismer & Son, Inc. v. Seal

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an employer’s failure to file an occupational disease report with the Workers’ Compensation Commission as required by section 9-707(b
• failure of employer to post notice advising employees that claims must be filed within sixty days of accident, as required by Commission regulation, held not to estop employer from pleading limitations bar
• failure of employer to post notice advising employees that claims must be filed within sixty days of accident, as required by Commission regulation, held not to estop employer from pleading limitations bar
• failure of employer to post notices and the furnishing by employer of physicians to treat employee did not create estoppel as to the raising of limitations in workmen’s compensation case

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).