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Miller v. Commonwealth Revenue Cabinet2/20/2003
he seminar, the question becomes whether he gave timely notice once he learned that his accident was viewed by the Act as being work-related. The claimant insisted to the Court of Appeals that he gave notice during the seminar and asserted, therefore, that he had no reason to give further notice when counsel informed him of his claim. Although he testified that Department procedure required sending a form to Frankfort as soon as possible after a work-related injury, his only other excuse was that he thought it was too late, at that point, to complete such a form. Under those circumstances, we find no error in the Court of Appeals' decision.
The decision of the Court of Appeals is affirmed.
All concur.
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