Teen drivers in Connecticut are subject to learner's permit and driver's license restrictions. The state passed these laws to limit serious auto accidents involving teens with new licenses. Help your child become a safe driver by adhering to these restricted license...
Shelton Workers’ Comp And Personal Injury Law Blog
3 possible treatment options for phantom pain
Amputation of a limb due to a work-related injury is relatively rare. In 2015, the Bureau of Labor Statistics published data collected the previous year in which there were a total of 4,900 work-related amputations reported. However, if you work in one of several...
Families may receive death benefits after a construction fatality
Connecticut workers' compensation law does not just protect construction workers injured on the job. There are also death benefits for family members of workers who lose their lives due to job-related injuries. These benefits are critical in this industry in...
Understanding the Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Act
Unless you are one of the fortunate few, you cannot afford to pay your bills for long without a paycheck. That makes the idea of getting hurt at work terrifying. Not only might you have no money coming in, you might also have medical expenses to cover. Fortunately,...
How to document a motor vehicle collision
Connecticut has some of the safest roads in the United States. In fact, according to a recent study, the Constitution State ranks 44th among all states in the number of fatal automobile accidents each year. Still, as you know, you do not have to die in a collision for...
4 workers’ compensation mistakes to avoid
Like most of your friends and neighbors, you go to work every day to support yourself and provide for your family. While you do not mind working hard, you also do not want to get hurt on the job. As you probably know, though, workplace injuries and illnesses sometimes...

