Workers’ Compensation

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...

Every job has its own potential risks, no matter what that job is. But some jobs have a much higher risk rate than others. In fact, certain industries are so riddled with dangers that the possibility of suffering from injury is almost unavoidable. You should...

Technology makes shopping easier for consumers, but its increased speed causes more employee injuries. Warehouse and stockroom workers processing orders reflect one of the highest injury-risk groups. One of the world's largest online retailers sells at least 4,000...

Employers owe a duty of care to train their employees to operate heavy vehicles and powered industrial trucks. As noted by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration requires employers to provide a refresher...

Going to work everyday is likely a normal part of your daily routine most days of the week. But an unexpected accident can make it difficult or impossible to work and harm your ability to complete normal daily tasks, like driving, cooking, childcare and other...

Essential workers have been in the headlines for over a year now and their diligent service has left them vulnerable to many serious risks. According to the Connecticut Mirror, Connecticut's legislature recently proposed two bills known as the Essential Worker Rescue...

While a significant number of individuals are tied directly to a physical workspace such as an office, a warehouse or a factory setting, there are numerous occupations that keep their workers at the controls of a vehicle. Whether the entire shift is spent behind the...

While some people may become completely disabled after sustaining an injury, others may still be able to work. According to the Connecticut State Aging and Disability Services, workers' rehabilitation allows people to receive job training so that they can transition...

A work-related injury or illness can jeopardize your ability to work, sometimes permanently. Part of your rights as a worker in Connecticut is access to workers' compensation to provide support during your recovery. Knowing how to respond to your injury and how to...