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How Is Pain and Suffering Calculated in a Connecticut Car Accident Case?September 19, 2026 - 8:02 amThe screech of tires at a busy intersection on Route 1 or Interstate 95 lasts only a second, but the physical and emotional aftermath of a severe motor vehicle collision can alter your life indefinitely. When a heavy passenger vehicle strikes another at high speeds, the occupants absorb tremendous kinetic energy directly. The lack of […]
A Notice About Healthcare Deductibles for COVID-19 Treatment
/by mattDear Clients, Many health insurance companies have announced that they will waive deductibles for medical treatment related to the COVID-19 virus. This waiver applies to all individuals who have contracted COVID-19 and is not limited to individuals who have contracted the virus through work activities. If you have contracted COVID-19 and have incurred out-of-pocket medical […]
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 (2026 Update)
/by mattThe Shifting Landscape of Workplace Injury The phrase “Workers’ Compensation injury” traditionally invokes images of sprained backs, broken bones, and carpal tunnel syndrome. For decades, the system was designed primarily to address these “visible” wounds—injuries that could be seen on an X-ray or measured through physical therapy progress. While physical injuries remain the most common […]
Frequently Used Workers’ Compensation Phrases in Connecticut
/by mattNavigating a Workers’ Compensation case can often feel like learning a new language. Legal jargon, medical acronyms, and specific form numbers can be overwhelming for an injured worker. Below is an expanded, numbered guide to the most common phrases used by attorneys, insurance adjusters, and doctors in Workers’ Compensation proceedings. General Roles and People Claimant: […]