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Monthly Archives: December 2023

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What is My Permanent Partial Disability Award? Maximizing Your Penultimate Benefit in Connecticut Claims – An Explainer

By Morizio Law Firm |

When you’re injured at work, it can be overwhelming to navigate the workers’ compensation system. One of the most challenging parts of this process can be determining what kind of benefits you’re entitled to receive. The ultimate award in Connecticut workers’ compensation claims by law is that of permanent partial disability” or typically abbreviated… Read More »

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Drive Time: Are Motor Vehicle Accidents Covered Under Workers’ Compensation?

By Morizio Law Firm |

Every day, people in different professions hit the road to deliver goods and complete their jobs. Although driving is a regular part of their jobs, accidents can still occur on the road, leading to debilitating injuries and unexpected expenses. The question is, are injuries resulting from car accidents during work hours eligible for workers’… Read More »

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Winter Workouts: Am I Eligible for Benefits if Injured on a Seasonal Position?

By Morizio Law Firm |

Seasonal jobs can be a great way to make some extra income during peak seasons for various industries, whether it is the holiday shopping season, summer tourism, or winter sports resorts. However, seasonal jobs also come with their own set of challenges and uncertainties, including workers’ compensation benefits. If you or someone you know… Read More »

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Improving Access to Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Firefighters Who Develop Cancer

By Morizio Law Firm |

Firefighters are the ones who put their lives in danger to save ours. They act promptly and bravely and play a crucial role in society. They are here to protect us, but who protects them when they get sick? The risk of cancer among firefighters is 9% higher than the general population. The dangerous… Read More »

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