Injured While Working at Amazon in Connecticut? We're the Legal Team Workers Trust.

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Amazon workers across Connecticut are getting hurt — and far too many are left without the compensation they deserve.

From fulfillment centers in Windsor, Bristol, and North Haven to Amazon sort operations in Meriden and even Prime Air services at Bradley Airport, Amazon facilities are known for pushing workers hard. Fast-paced environments, long shifts, and unrealistic productivity quotas can all lead to serious injuries.

At James F. Aspell, P.C., we represent Amazon workers who've been injured on the job — and we know exactly how to fight back when Amazon or its insurance company tries to minimize your claim. If you work for Amazon in Connecticut and have suffered a job-related injury, call our office today for a free consultation. You don't pay unless we win your case.

Where Connecticut Amazon Workers Are Getting Hurt

We help injured workers from all of Connecticut's Amazon facilities, including:

  • BDL2 – Amazon Fulfillment Center
    200 Old Iron Ore Rd., Windsor, CT 06095

  • DBL1 – Amazon Warehouse
    71 Horizon Drive, Bristol, CT 06010

  • BDL3 – Amazon Fulfillment Center
    409 Washington Ave., North Haven, CT 06473

  • BDL5 – Amazon Sort Center
    29 Research Parkway, Meriden, CT 06450

We also handle claims involving Amazon Prime Air and Trego-Dugan Aviation employees working at Bradley International Airport.

No matter the location or your job title, if you were injured on the job at Amazon, we're ready to help.

Common Injuries at Amazon Warehouses

Amazon warehouse conditions have been widely criticized for high injury rates, heavy workloads, and poor enforcement of safety standards. Some of the most common injuries we see include:

  • Back, neck, and spinal injuries from lifting

  • Knee, ankle, and foot injuries from slips or long shifts on hard surfaces

  • Shoulder and rotator cuff tears from repetitive overhead motion

  • Heat stroke and dehydration from poor climate control

  • Injuries caused by conveyor belts, forklifts, or falling objects

If your injury happened while working for Amazon, you may be entitled to Connecticut workers' compensation benefits — but only if you follow state law exactly.

What to Do After an Injury at Amazon

Take these critical steps to protect your right to compensation:

  1. Report the Injury Immediately
    Tell your supervisor and fill out any necessary Amazon accident forms. Get a copy for your records.

  2. Document the Incident

    • Write down names of witnesses

    • Take photos of the scene and your injuries

    • Keep all paperwork and communication from Amazon

  3. Seek Medical Attention Right Away
    Follow your doctor's orders. Remember, Amazon may direct you to a doctor — but that doctor works within Amazon's system. Having your own attorney levels the playing field.

  4. File a Form 30C
    Under Connecticut law, you must file a Form 30C Notice of Claim with both Amazon and the Connecticut Workers' Compensation Commission within one year of your injury. Don't wait — file it as soon as possible.

OSHA Violations and Amazon's Track Record on Safety

Amazon has developed a national reputation for cutting corners on worker safety. OSHA has cited Amazon warehouses repeatedly for:

  • Failure to report workplace injuries

  • Unsafe ergonomic practices

  • Inadequate heat protection policies

  • Unrealistic productivity quotas that increase injury risks

In 2016 alone, one Amazon facility was cited for failing to report 26 separate injuries. The risk to warehouse workers continues today.

What Workers' Compensation Covers in Connecticut

If you're injured while working for Amazon, you may be eligible to receive compensation for:

  • Medical expenses (including surgery, rehab, and medication)

  • A portion of your lost wages

  • Temporary or permanent disability payments

  • Necessary orthotic or prosthetic devices

  • Mileage reimbursement and related benefits

In some cases, you may also have a third-party claim if your injury was caused by a defective product, unsafe equipment, or a negligent outside contractor.

We can help determine who's responsible and what your options are.

How Our Amazon Injury Lawyers Can Help You

At James F. Aspell, P.C., we don't just file paperwork — we fight for your future.

When you work with us, you get:

✅ Full Legal Support

We handle everything — from communicating with Amazon and their insurance company to filing your paperwork and meeting deadlines.

✅ Investigation and Evidence Gathering

We work with private investigators, medical experts, and workplace safety professionals to build the strongest case possible.

✅ Protection from Retaliation

Worried about Amazon firing you? We help protect your rights from the moment you report your injury.

✅ Trial-Ready Representation

While most cases settle, we're fully prepared to take your case to trial if that's what it takes to get results.

Why Amazon Workers Choose James F. Aspell, P.C.

Don't Go Up Against Amazon Alone. Call Today.

Amazon has powerful insurance companies and legal teams. But when you've been injured at work, you deserve someone in your corner.

Call 860-523-8783or contact us online now to schedule your free, no-pressure consultation. Whether by phone, Zoom, or in person, we're here to help.