Governor Lamont announced on July 24, 2020, that he has signed Executive Order NO. 7JJJ which creates a rebuttable presumption that workers who contracted COVID-19 between March 10, 2020 and May 20, 2020, contracted it on the job and are eligible for workers' compensation benefits. Executiv...
Connecticut Corrections Officers are succumbing to COVID-19 in high numbers. It you are in this position and suffering from the Corona Virus, it is important to contact us to learn your leagl rights. In addition to standard occupational illness benefits, Connecticut State employees contracting ...
Is COVID-19 an Occupational illness under Connecticut Workers Compensation? Connecticut's workers' compensation law covers occupational diseases, which are defined as diseases peculiar to an occupation and caused by hazards greater than the run-of-the-mill risks of working in general. Occupati...
TEMPORARY EMERGENCY GUIDELINES IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19 OUTBREAK Posted Monday, March 16, 2020 In an effort to comply with the COVID-19 public health policy of social distancing, the Workers' Compensation Commission will be instituting changes in the hearing process for the foreseeable future....
As a courtesy to our client, I am reposting Chairman Morelli's Memorandum concerning COVID19 and Connecticut Workers Compensation Hearings Coronavirus Outbreak Posted Thursday, March 12, 2020 The Workers' Compensation Commission has received numerous inquiries recently regarding contingency...
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