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Back and Neck Injuries from Work

Overview of Back and Neck Injuries from Work and steps to take in your Workers Compensation Claim.

Disciplining and Firing Employees

Taken From Human Resources Law from A to Z.

What to do if you are in a Hit and Run Accident

What to do if you are involved in a hit and run accident.

Office Injuries Workers Compensation

Office Injuries Leading to Workers' Compensation Claims

How to Handle a Workplace Injury

How to Handle a Workplace Injury

How to Get Workers Comp

Knowing what these factors are is critical to making sure that you are covered while you are working.

Third Party Lawsuit Workers Compensation

A Third Party Hurts You While You Are at Work - Is That a Case for Workers' Compensation?

Do I Qualify for Workers Compensation Benefits?

There are specific things that need to be in place for an employee to collect workers’ compensation benefits.

Local lawyer faces sexual harassment lawsuit

A paralegal has accused her former employer, a local attorney, of sexual harassment in a recently filed lawsuit.

Statutory Benefits for Teachers in Connecticut

A blog post about employment benefits for tenured Connecticut teachers.

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