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What Happens When an Amazon Driver in Connecticut Hits You?March 31, 2025 - 6:26 amCar accidents are always challenging, but the situation can become even more confusing when a delivery driver is involved. If you’re in Connecticut and find yourself in an accident with an Amazon driver, you might have a lot of questions. What are your legal rights? Who is responsible for the damages? How can you seek […]
COVID-19 as a Workers’ Compensation Injury
/by mattWhile some workers are able to work from home, there are many who must continue to work outside of the home during the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. This includes workers from multiple disciplines such as healthcare, delivery, utilities, and too many others to name. With this work comes the inherent risk of exposure to […]
The Importance of Uninsured and Underinsured Insurance
/by mattUM (uninsured) auto insurance protects you after a Motor Vehicle Accident when the at fault driver does not have insurance. UIM (under insured) protects you when the at fault driver has insurance, but not enough insurance to cover all damages (medical bills, lost wages, pain & suffering, etc). You expect the at fault driver to […]
INVISIBLE INJURIES: Mental Health Claims in Workers’ Compensation
/by mattThe phrase “Workers’ Compensation injury” traditionally invokes images of sprained backs and carpel tunnel injuries. While physical injuries such as these may be some of the most commonly occurring types of injuries sustained by workers, they are not the only type of injury that may be covered by a Workers’ Compensation claim. In Connecticut, psychiatric […]
Frequently Used Workers’ Compensation Phrases
/by mattSometimes, listening to a Workers’ Compensation attorney talk about a case can seem like hearing someone speak another language. That is because these cases involve legal phrases and abbreviations specific to Workers’ Compensation law. Here is a guide to some of the most commonly used phrases in Workers’ Compensation cases: TT – temporarily […]
Retired State Worker Awarded $249,000 in Retroactive Benefits in State Disability Retirement Case
/by mattA State of Connecticut employee was awarded $249,972.03 in retroactively owed State Disability Retirement benefits dating back to her retirement in 2009. The Dodd Law Firm represented her in her application for a non-service connected disability pension.