Working in a hospital is a surprisingly dangerous career choice. Hospital employees have more injury risks than people in a variety of other professions. Quite a bit of that risk comes from patient care. Nurses and other healthcare professionals spend a large portion...
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How can being a union worker impact your workers’ comp claim?
Union employees belong to a professional organization with many others in similar careers. They engage in collective bargaining with employers to protect against business abuses. Unions are often very beneficial for workers who find themselves in challenging...
Which workers are at the greatest risk of harm in Connecticut?
In Connecticut, the employment landscape varies widely, but certain jobs stand out due to their higher risks. These occupations, essential to the economy and infrastructure of the state, often involve working in physically demanding, hazardous conditions. Among these,...
Common treatment options for those with brain injuries
Car crashes are a leading cause of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). The violent motions of a vehicle and blunt force trauma possible when people are involved in collisions can leave individuals with TBIs that permanently alter their daily lives. Brain injuries...
Construction worker falls: What should you do?
The construction industry is known for operations in high-risk environments that require workers to be continually aware of safety protocols. Even with strict safety measures, accidents like falls can still occur. In such instances, the actions taken immediately...
3 essential pieces of evidence for truck accident claims
Motor vehicle accidents happen in Connecticut every single day, and thankfully, many of them are just fender-benders. However, when an accident involves a large commercial truck colliding with a passenger car, there is a higher chance of severe injuries and/or...
Third-party liability in construction accident cases in Connecticut
Construction sites have amassed a reputation of being one of the most dangerous workplaces in Connecticut. Certainly, the nature of the job itself is hazardous, as it entails using heavy machinery, power tools, and tasks performed at significant heights. There are...
Femur fractures from motor vehicle accidents
Car accidents can cause Connecticut road users a wide range of injuries, from minor bruises to life-threatening conditions. Among the most severe injuries you can suffer from high-impact collisions are femur fractures. When under the tremendous forces of a car...
Connecticut dog bite law applies to all breeds
The Connecticut dog bite law applies to all dog breeds within the state. According to statute CGS § 22-357, no dog breed is exempt from the rules set forth in the statute. Any dog owner in Connecticut should familiarize themselves with the specifics of this dog law....
Taking a slip and fall in a Connecticut supermarket
Connecticut supermarket owners are supposed to provide a safe environment for their customers. But slip and fall accidents often occur in supermarkets. Wet floors or slick sidewalks and parking lots are common causes of these accidents. If you’ve been injured in a...