Hartford Workers' Compensation Attorney
Work-related injuries are very common, especially when an individual is working in the construction industry. In fact, 74,300 work related injuries and illnesses were reported in both private and public workplaces in Connecticut during a one year study. Injuries can occur from incidents including slips, falls, electrocutions, and flying or falling objects. No matter how minor the injury, it should be reported immediately.
Have you or someone you know suffered from an injury or occupational disease due to your working environment? If so, you may be eligible to file for monetary damages. Our attorneys at Wein & Palermo, LLC both have more than 22 years of experience with personal injury claims. They provide aggressive representation and work closely with each client. Call 877-264-7932 or contact us online for a free consultation and detailed case analysis with one of our lawyers.
Our Hartford workers' compensation attorney can help the injured employee collect benefits including:
- medical bills
- disability pay
- vocational rehabilitation
Workers' compensation not only covers accidental injuries at work, but it also covers repetitive trauma, such as a back or shoulder injury, or an occupational disease from exposure to dangerous chemicals or substances, such as asbestos.
Workers' compensation laws help protect individuals who are injured on the job. Connecticut requires all companies to have workers’ compensation insurance to protect their employees. Under these laws, the fault of the employer does not need to be established in order for the employee to collect benefits. An experienced Connecticut workers' compensation attorney will help collect all the facts and defend your case in court.
Our experienced Hartford attorneys understand that filing for compensation can be stressful and time consuming. We make the process of filing paperwork as painless as possible.
Have you or someone you know suffered from an injury or occupational disease due to your working environment? If so, you may be eligible to file for monetary damages. Contact our experienced Hartford workers' compensation attorney today!
