Workers’ Compensation

When you think of workers' compensation, you might first imagine injured workers after an accident staying home, recovering and their employer's compensation funds helping them pay for it. In the worst of accidents, that worker may not go home at all. Workers'...

Earning a living as a nurse in Connecticut comes with certain health risks. Some of those risks result from your direct interactions with ill patients. Others are the result of you having to shift those heavy patients or move them in and out of bed. Per HealthLeaders...

As commerce increasingly moves online and the need for delivery drivers grows, you may be new to this profession. Even veteran workers should refresh their employment safety knowledge to avoid injuries in incidents such as auto accidents. Keep these safety tips in...

If you get hurt in a Connecticut workplace, you want to be sure that you receive the best treatment possible. Receiving workers’ compensation coverage should ensure your medical costs will not be a problem. You may wonder, however, if you can still receive benefits if...

Even minor incidents at the workplace can result in you having to miss days or even weeks of work, and unfortunately, in this day and age, it is hard to afford to miss even a handful of days. This makes seeking compensation and your respective compensation options a...

Filing an accident report with your employer is the first step in acquiring the workers' compensation benefits you deserve. Procrastinating making a report could complicate the process of getting help and jeopardize your benefits. Knowing what to include in your...

In Connecticut, workers’ compensation is an employee’s exclusive remedy for recovering compensation following a work-related injury. What this means is that an injured worker cannot sue his or her employee or a coworker for a work-related injury. What happens, though,...

The trucking industry has its share of hazards. In fact, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration classifies it as having more fatalities than any other occupation. The first cause to come to your mind at reading this may be traffic accidents, and for good...

Suffering an injury at work may leave you feeling hesitant to go back. Finding the motivation and confidence to return may take time and require the support of others. Timing your return appropriately may aid in a successful transition back to the workplace. Knowing...

Some workplaces are more dangerous than others: it is no secret that construction is a dangerous field. Since 1971, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has partnered with companies in all construction verticals to promote safe and healthy...