PER CURIAM.
Appellants challenge the finding of the judge of industrial claims that the employer (a self-employed claimant) had knowledge of his hernia injury and the carrier had not been prejudiced by claimant's failure to give notice of his injury within 30 days.
From our examination of the record, we find no basis for excusing claimant's failure to timely report his injury. In Rand Millwork and Supply Company and Allstate Insurance Company v. Harry Rand...
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