Workers’ compensation in Connecticut pays for injuries when employees can prove that their injuries arose out of and during the course of their employment. Injured workers, in other words, must adequately show that a workplace injury accident was a substantial
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Choosing a Connecticut Work Injury Lawyer
Be wary of slick marketing ploys used by many attorneys. Just because a lawyer has a flashy website or a bus wrapped with his image does not mean his office has the experience and expertise to actually effectively represent you.
Choosing a Connecticut Work Injury Lawyer
Be wary of slick marketing ploys used by many attorneys. Just because a lawyer has a flashy website or a bus wrapped with his image does not mean his office has the experience and expertise to actually effectively represent you.
If You Have Been injured on the job please read this
In Q1 of 2015 our office has resolved and settled a great number of high value worker’s compensation claims. We have also been blessed to take on several important new cases both directly and on referral from other Connecticut Attorneys
If You Have Been injured on the job please read this
In Q1 of 2015 our office has resolved and settled a great number of high value worker’s compensation claims. We have also been blessed to take on several important new cases both directly and on referral from other Connecticut Attorneys
DO I Need A Medicare Set Aside as part of my Work Com Settlement
In settlements where the future medical is going to be closed as part of the settlement the following must be considered: CLASS I BENEFICIARY Claimant is considered a Class I Medicare beneficiary if: a) Claimant is 65 years or older;
DO I Need A Medicare Set Aside as part of my Work Com Settlement
In settlements where the future medical is going to be closed as part of the settlement the following must be considered: CLASS I BENEFICIARY Claimant is considered a Class I Medicare beneficiary if: a) Claimant is 65 years or older;
Working to Prove that Your Injury and Disability are Work Related
An injury at work can happen suddenly, such as lifting a heavy object, a blow to the head, a fall from a ladder, or a construction site accident. Usually there is little question that these types of injuries should be
Working to Prove that Your Injury and Disability are Work Related
An injury at work can happen suddenly, such as lifting a heavy object, a blow to the head, a fall from a ladder, or a construction site accident. Usually there is little question that these types of injuries should be
When Do I Need a Worker’s Comp Lawyer?
There are times you may be hurt on the job and you don’t need a lawyer. Really. Sometimes your employer and their insurer will do the right thing and your claim will go quite smoothly. Othertimes, unfortunately it will not.