Thousands Of Injury Claims, Millions Won
In many cases, the workers' compensation claims process is straightforward. An employee gets hurt in a major incident on the job. They follow company procedure by reporting their injury. The company's records help validate their assertion that their medical issues...
Many work injury scenarios only involve temporary medical challenges. Workers with broken bones or soft tissue injuries require workers' compensation benefits for care and to help cover their wages while they take time off from work to recover. Employees generally...
Most employees with a direct-hire arrangement are eligible for Connecticut workers' compensation benefits if they get hurt at work. Benefits can also be available to those diagnosed by a medical professional with a work-acquired medical condition. Whether a worker has...
There are safety hazards in any profession. Even the most sedentary job could lead to repetitive strain injuries or electrical injuries caused by computers. When professionals get hurt at work or develop a job-acquired medical issue, they can apply for workers'...
All-terrain vehicles or ATVs are particularly popular with young people and those who live in rural areas. Four-wheelers, three-wheelers, golf carts and even motorized dirt bikes allow people to explore outdoor areas and rapidly travel a large property. ATVs are...
Professionals in Connecticut typically expect to do their jobs and then go home for the day. Most shifts are uneventful, and workers rarely need to know much about their rights in the workplace. However, that can change in an instant. Maybe one worker spilled their...
Boating is synonymous with summertime recreation for many people in Connecticut. They head out on a small boat to catch fish early in the morning or take their families to the lake for tubing or water skiing on hot days. Whether someone owns a boat or rents one, they...
When a worker gets hurt on the job, their first instinct is usually to discuss the situation with their employer. After all, reports are usually mandatory if someone needs workers' compensation benefits. Typically, employees take for granted that they can manage the...
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...
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...
