Aerial Lift Accidents

Posted by James AspellFeb 11, 20210 Comments

    What is an Aerial Lift? Aerial lifts are mobile devices that raise men up in the air in a bucket or on a platform with rails enabling people to work or reach things at medium to large heights.  They are also known as JLG's,  runabouts, articulating boom lifts, aerial ladders, ver...

Head Injury Prevention Tips For Kids

Posted by James AspellFeb 11, 20210 Comments

The American Association of Neurological Surgeons sent out basic head injury prevention tips for children, and especially children that are involved in sports. A spokesman for the AANS, Dr. Gail Rosseau, said that "there needs to be greater awareness about the potentially devastating consequence...

What Your Hartford Work Injury Means For Your Employer

Posted by James AspellFeb 09, 20210 Comments

After your Connecticut  construction work accident and injury, you may assume that your employer will be there for you. After all, you have been a loyal employee and worker for years, and you know that your direct boss values the work you do. Although this may be true, you need to understand one ...

What is lateral epicondylitis?

Posted by James AspellFeb 04, 20210 Comments

  There are many workplace injuries that can result from repetitive use of the upper extremities, which include the hands, arms and shoulders. One such injury is lateral epicondylitis. You may not recognize it by its scientific name, but you may be more familiar with its comm...

HOW MANY ACCIDENTS ARE CAUSED BY DRUNK DRIVERS?

Posted by James AspellFeb 03, 20210 Comments

      It's universally known as one of the most irresponsible, reckless, and preventable things an adult or teenager with a license can do. Yet, it still happens countless times every single day. There are drunk driving accidents every single day, to the tune of 1 every 50 minutes in 20...

Foot and Ankle Injuries from Workplace Accidents

Posted by James AspellJan 30, 20210 Comments

  Slip and fall accidents are the most common cause of foot and ankle injuries in workplaces. A work-related foot or ankle injury can prove more painful and troublesome than you may think. These injuries can severely limit a worker's mobility and ability to perform his job duties and ev...

Do I Have to Pay Taxes on my car accident Settlement?

Posted by James AspellJan 27, 20210 Comments

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 do you minimize scars from a dog bite?

Posted by James AspellJan 24, 20210 Comments

  Dog bites are always serious. Whether the dog is a 120-pound rottweiler or a 20-pound chihuahua, it isn't just the size of the bite that's the problem — infection, jagged wounds and other complications can leave you with significant scar tissue. Fortunately, there are ways to mini...

Shoulder Injuries on the Job

Posted by James AspellJan 23, 20210 Comments

ROTATOR CUFF INJURIES IN THE WORKPLACE  You don't realize just how much you use your shoulder until you injure it. Unfortunately, that's a realization people come to all the time. Shoulder injuries are among the most common in the workplace. In fact, in many industries, shoulder pain ou...

Crush Injuries in Workers Compensation

Posted by James AspellJan 22, 20210 Comments

  What is a Crush Injury? If you or a friend lost a finger, hand or foot at work, chances you had a crush injury. Crush injuries may occur when a body part is caught in a machine or between two objects. According to OSHA, crush injuries are defined as injuries resulting from a person being squ...

Construction Accidents: Injuries from Scissor Lifts

Posted by James AspellJan 16, 20210 Comments

        T Scissor lifts offer a safe and convenient way to move workers vertically and to different locations in several industries including construction, manufacturing, and entertainment. Scissor lifts have a platform where the workers stand to do their work, and the hydraulic lift r...

Crush Injuries at Work

Posted by James AspellJan 15, 20210 Comments

  Crush injuries occur when an object crushes all or part of a person's body. In our practice we most frequently see this in pallet jack and conveyor belt accidents.  These types of injuries can cause serious problems.  Crush injuries to the whole body can be fatal.  Crush injuries...

I Just Got Rear-Ended. Now What?

Posted by James AspellJan 12, 20210 Comments

  Rear-end collisions are among the most common  kinds of auto accidents. You're sitting at an intersection or stuck in stop-and-go traffic, minding your own business. The next thing you know: you hear a horribly loud noise, as someone slams into you from behind. Your car gets violently shov...

Do I need a Lawyer for a Work Injury?

Posted by James AspellJan 08, 20210 Comments

4 Signs You Need to Hire a Workers Comp Lawyer After You Get Hurt On the Job   If you experience an injury on the job that prohibits you from working for a certain amount of time, then you are  probably eligible for workers compensation. Unfortunately, in some cases, things don't go...

car accident lawyer ct

Posted by James AspellJan 08, 20210 Comments

5 Things to Look for When Choosing a Car Accident Lawyer In Ct Finding a reputable car accident lawyer to work with is more important than you might think. If you've recently been injured in a car accident, you'll want a car accident lawyer who can represent your best interests, so you can focus...

The Ability's to "ambulate" in SSD and SSI Claims

Posted by James AspellJan 04, 20210 Comments

If you are wondering, “what does ambulate mean?” when applying for Social Security Disability benefits, we can help. According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), the inability to ambulate effectively means an extreme limitation of the ability to walk due to an impairment that interfere...

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