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Guiding Manual Laborers Through The Workers’ Comp Process

Manual workers employed by manufacturers, municipalities, distributors, retailers and others may take care to avoid common injuries associated with hard, physical labor, like:

  • Crushing injuries
  • Burns
  • Slips and falls
  • On-the-job motor vehicle accidents
  • Back and spine injuries

These and other injuries are serious, and medical and legal help are likely needed. Common and often overlooked injuries that can occur during the performance of manual labor, though, are heart attacks and hypertension injuries. For example, employers can negligently allow manual laborers to overwork. If physical overexertion results in a heart attack, the employers may be liable for resulting injuries.

Our Workers’ Compensation Lawyers Are Here To Help

If you have experienced a heart attack while working as a laborer, or if you have lost a loved one to a heart attack that occurred during heavy lifting or other manual activities in the workplace, contact the New Haven manual labor injury lawyers of the Gillis Law Firm. We have devoted our law practice to helping injured workers throughout Connecticut, and both of our partners have more than 20 years of experience.

Have you experienced a heart attack or other injury while working as a manual laborer? Gillis Law Firm has provided personal injury and workers’ compensation law legal help since 1978. Call 866-603-9810 for experienced legal help.

Experience Matters

Firm attorneys Joseph L. Gillis and Edward M. Gillis can provide knowledgeable and aggressive legal help throughout the workers’ compensation claims process following workplace injuries. Our experience in negotiating with insurers and in representing clients in workers’ compensation hearings means we have the experience to fight the timely and full payment of your workers’ compensation benefits.

Arrange A Free Consultation

Do not risk the loss of workers’ compensation benefits by failing to explore your legal rights following a workplace injury. Instead, contact the Gillis Law Firm for a no-charge consultation. Call 866-603-9810 to learn about our “no recovery, no fee” policy. Our office is conveniently located in downtown New Haven next to the courthouse, near free parking.