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Connecticut Spinal Fusion Injury Lawyer The state of Connecticut has many workers who suffer from serious work-related injuries, including spinal fusions at the L3-4 level. This can be a devastating injury, affecting the person's ability to work and live a normal life. In order to help pre...

Full justice in a workers' compensation settlement refers to a situation where an injured worker receives all the benefits and compensation they are entitled to under the law. This includes medical expenses, lost wages, and other benefits such as rehabilitation and vocational training. One impor...

Workers' compensation settlements are agreements between an injured employee and their employer or the employer's insurance company to resolve a workers' compensation claim. The process typically involves the following steps: Filing a claim: The injured employee must file a claim with their ...

Many Connecticut workers suffer shoulder injuries in the course and scope of their employment. Typical shoulder injuries include rotator cuff damage and bursitis of the shoulder. Rotary cuff repair surgery is a common surgery in workers' compensation cases. Our experienced Hartford, CT ...

People often ask me why "their friend" got so much (more) money than they did when the settled their workers comp case. In large part, it comes down to one's comp rate. That magical number derived from the average weekly wage over the 52 weeks preceding the injury together with the average concur...

    Although  it may be tempting to settle your workers' compensation case as quickly as possible, especially as medical bills and other expenses pile up, it is important to take a close look at your case and make sure you are not giving up any important rights. James F. Asp...

Does Connecticut Workers Compensation Cover Spinal Fusion Surgery? Yes, as long as you meet the following conditions: Your injury has been accepted by the workers compensation insurance company as compensable, in other words ,having occurred in the course and scope of your employment  and; Y...

With tax season almost upon us, some of our clients might be wondering whether they need to claim their car accident settlement on their tax returns. And if so, how much can they expect to pay in taxes on their settlement? Generally, you will not need to pay any taxes on your auto accident insur...

  How long does a Connecticut  workers' compensation claim last? The answer is that it never ends (unless you no longer work for the same employer and both sides choose to settle). At first, many of our Connecticut work injury  clients get worried or uncomfortable with the idea that thei...