New Britain Workers' Compensation Attorney | James F. Aspell, P.C.


Injured at Work in New Britain? We're Here to Help.

A serious work injury can change everything — from your ability to earn a paycheck to your long-term health.
You don't have to face the aftermath alone.

At The Law Offices of James F. Aspell, P.C., we have proudly represented injured workers throughout New Britain and surrounding areas since 2006.
We understand Connecticut's workers' compensation system inside and out — and we're committed to fighting for the full benefits you deserve.


Why Choose James F. Aspell, P.C. for Your New Britain Workers' Compensation Case?

Over 30 Years of Experience Handling Connecticut Workers' Compensation Claims
Hundreds of Successful Cases for New Britain Workers
Fast, Personalized Attention — You're Never Just a File Number
Contingency Fee Representation — No Win, No Fee

We've helped injured employees from major local employers like:

  • Creed Monarch

  • Integra-Cast

  • Guida Seibert Dairy

  • The Hospital of Central Connecticut

Whether your injury happened in a factory, hospital, warehouse, or office, we know how to fight for your rights.


How to File a Workers' Compensation Claim in New Britain, Connecticut

Navigating a workers' compensation claim can seem overwhelming, but with the right help, you can protect your rights at every step.

1. Report Your Injury

  • Notify your employer immediately.

  • Document the injury, even if it seems minor.

2. Seek Medical Treatment

3. File Form 30C

  • Submit this important form to both your employer and the Workers' Compensation Commission.

  • Filing Form 30C formally starts your legal claim.

4. Monitor Your Disability Status

  • If you can't work, you may qualify for Temporary Total Disability or Temporary Partial Disability benefits.

5. Reach Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI)

  • Once your doctor determines that further recovery is unlikely, you may be evaluated for permanent disability benefits.


Types of Workers' Compensation Benefits Available in Connecticut

If you've been injured in New Britain, you may qualify for:

  • Medical Expenses (hospital visits, surgery, physical therapy, medications)

  • Lost Wage Compensation (temporary or permanent disability payments)

  • Specific Loss Awards (for loss of function in a limb, eye, etc.)

  • Job Retraining (if you cannot return to your previous job)

👉 Learn more about Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Benefits here.


Why Hiring a New Britain Workers' Compensation Attorney Matters

While Connecticut's workers' compensation laws are meant to protect you, the system often favors employers and insurance companies.
Without an experienced lawyer, you risk:

  • Lowball settlement offers

  • Delayed or denied medical treatments

  • Premature claim closures before you're truly healed

At James F. Aspell, P.C., we will:

✅ File your claim accurately and promptly
✅ Challenge any unfair denials or underpayments
✅ Advocate for your full wage replacement and medical coverage
✅ Fight for the highest permanent disability award possible


Understanding the Deadlines for New Britain Workers' Comp Claims

Timing is critical!
In Connecticut:

  • You have one year from the date of the accident to file a workers' comp claim.

  • For occupational diseases, you have three years from the date symptoms first appeared.

Miss the deadline — and you could lose your right to benefits forever.

👉 Protect your rights — learn how to file your claim properly.


After a Workplace Injury: What to Do Next

Report the Injury to your employer immediately.
Seek Medical Treatment from an approved doctor.
File Form 30C to start your official claim.
Consult a Workers' Compensation Lawyer if you have any questions or run into problems.

Early legal advice can mean the difference between full benefits and serious financial stress.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: How much does it cost to hire a workers' compensation lawyer in New Britain?

A: At James F. Aspell, P.C., we work on a contingency fee basis — meaning you owe nothing unless we recover benefits for you.

Q: What if my employer denies that my injury is work-related?

A: We can file formal hearings with the Workers' Compensation Commission and present medical evidence to prove your injury is covered.

Q: Can I choose my own doctor for treatment?

A: After your initial employer-approved evaluation, you often have the right to switch to a treating physician of your choice.

Q: How long will it take to get my workers' comp benefits?

A: Every case is different, but acting quickly, filing Form 30C properly, and working with an experienced lawyer can speed up the process.


Talk to a New Britain Workers' Compensation Lawyer Today

If you've been injured at work, don't wait.
The sooner you contact us, the sooner we can start protecting your rights.

📞 Call 860-523-8783
📩 Or schedule your free consultation online

No fees unless we win.
Fast action.
Proven results.

At James F. Aspell, P.C., we are proud to fight for New Britain's workers — and we're ready to fight for you.