JOHN A. ARCUDI, COMMISSIONER.
Claimant's pro se appeal attempts to raise some issues on matters occurring after the hearing below, matters not included in the evidentiary hearing before the trier. We cannot consider those. Essentially, claimant argues the commissioner should have found she suffered a compensable back injury November 13, 1989 and further that testimony given by her co-workers in the March 10, 1992 hearing was not credible.
The appeal mounts a wholesale attack on the commissioner's findings and ultimate legal conclusion. But no Motion to Correct was filed. Therefore, the trier's findings must stand. Mack v. Blake Drug Co., 152 Conn. 523 (1965); Lynch v. Red Star Express, 10 Conn. Workers' Comp. Rev. Op. 75, 1133 CRD-3-90-11 (1992); McCarthy v. 10 Star Corporation, 10 Conn. Workers' Comp. Rev. Op. 64, 1134 CRD-2-90-11 (1992).
Moreover, claimant did not file a transcript of evidence with her appeal. We therefore cannot ascertain on what evidence she relies for her legal claims. See Practice Book Sec. 4061. See also, Lilley v. Larry's Sales Repair, 11 Conn. Workers' Comp. Rev. Op. 188, 190 n. 3, 1408 CRB-2-92-4 (1993). Additionally, claimant also failed to file a brief.
We, therefore, affirm the First District's Finding and Dismissal of March 20, 1992.
Commissioners Donald H. Doyle, Jr. and Roberta S. D'Oyen concur.