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March 2021

Employer Mandated COVID-19 Vaccines May Lead To A Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Claim

As the COVID-19 vaccine begins to roll-out across the state of Connecticut, more and more employers are mandating that their employees become vaccinated for both the safety of the workplace and of the worker.  If this is the case and you experience an adverse reaction after getting the vaccine, you may be able to file a Connecticut workers’ compensation claim.

New Proposed Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Law Would Protect First Responders

The Connecticut State Senate has introduced a pair of bills designed to protect first responders in the face of a Connecticut workers’ compensation claim.  The two pieces of legislation, which have not yet passed, would allow first responders to apply for workers’ compensation relating to injuries on their job.

What To Do When Your Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Claim Is The Result Of A Catastrophic Injury

There are a wide variety of types of injuries and illnesses that can result in a Connecticut workers’ compensation claim, but few are as challenging to deal with as a catastrophic injury.  As its name suggests, a catastrophic injury is one that leaves you permanently changed from the accident.  Some of these types of injuries may include;

  • Broken bones

  • Neck or back injuries

5 Situations You Should Wear Eye Protection To Avoid A Workplace Injury

When you’re at work you may not consider eye protection as an essential to your safety, but truth be told, eye injuries do occur and will often lead to a Connecticut workers’ compensation injury.  This is true in many industries.

While many workplace injuries occur when workers are traveling and involved in transportation related activities for their job or when slip and fall accidents occur, there are instances where people will get injured due to an eye injury and they can be very serious.

Looking To Avoid A Connecticut Auto Accident? Try The Safest Cars Of 2021

Each year U.S. News and World releases a report of the safest cars and this year is no exception.  If you’re in the market for a new car this year, this list of automobiles will prioritize your desire to avoid a Connecticut auto accident and drive safely into 2022 and beyond.

Criteria that are used to come up with these rankings include;

Dogs Aren’t The Only Animals That Attack - Protect Yourself

There is often a lot of talk about Connecticut dog bites and injuries that result from them, but dogs aren’t the only animals that can cause harm to humans.  There are a wide breadth of animals that are kept by humans as pets and while some of the more exotic animals that are kept by humans are illegal, such as chimps and tigers, there are others that are perfectly legal and can cause harm.

5 Causes That May Be Proven In A Connecticut Truck Accident

Connecticut roads are not nearly as empty as they were back in the spring of 2020 and therefore the possibility of getting into a Connecticut truck accident is significantly higher than it might have been back in the spring.  These types of accidents happen for a variety of reasons and there are multiple people who may be held liable in the case of an accident.