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KWATERSKI v. LIRC

No. 90-0466-FT.

158 Wis.2d 112 (1990)

462 N.W.2d 534

Florian J. KWATERSKI, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. LABOR & INDUSTRY REVIEW COMMISSION, Petry Place/Estonian Inn, and United Fire & Casualty Company, Defendants-Respondents.

Court of Appeals of Wisconsin.

Decided September 5, 1990.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

On behalf of the plaintiff-appellant, the cause was submitted on the briefs of Challoner Morse McBride of McBride Law Offices of Sturgeon Bay.

On behalf of the defendant-respondent, Labor and Industry Review Commission, the cause was submitted on the brief of Donald J. Hanaway, attorney general, and Stephen M. Sobota, assistant attorney general.

On behalf of the defendants-appellants, Petry Place/Estonian Inn and United Fire & Casualty Company, the cause was submitted on the brief of Mary Beth Callan of Denissen, Kranzush, Mahoney & Ewald, S.C. of Green Bay.

Before Cane, P.J., LaRocque and Myse, JJ.

MYSE, J.

Florian J. Kwaterski appeals a judgment dismissing his appeal of a Labor and Industry Review Commission determination that it lacked jurisdiction to award further benefits for permanent partial disability and that no mistake had been made as to the cause of injury.1 Kwaterski argues that the commission erred by concluding it had no jurisdiction and by rejecting his contention that his...

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