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    • Chair Column: CBA WORKERS' COMPENSATION SECTION ANNUAL REPORT - 2013-14 (and a quick flash forward to the 2014-15 bar year)
    • Chair Column: Happy New Year - Connecticut Bar Association style
    • Chair Column: What's next? A Prospective Glimpse at the Commission and the Workers' Compensation Act
  • Connecticut Lawyer Articles
    • Customer Service: A Lawyer's Obligation to Communicate with His or Her Clients
    • Me and My Bertha: A Story of the Complex Relationship between a Lawyer and His Copying Machine
    • My Journey to the YLS Chair: From the Amistad to the Quinnipiak Club
    • Specialization-What's So Special about Being a Specialist?
    • The Education Initiative - An Introduction to the 2008-09 Young Lawyers Section
    • The Final Season - My Dad, Yankee Stadium, and "Aging Out" of the Young Lawyers Section
    • The Presidential Election of 2008 What a Difference 176 Years Makes (Or Does It?)
    • Walk On by Lawrence F. Morizio, YLS Chair
  • Firm Articles
    • Avoid the Pain of Workplace Back Injuries
    • Brain injury victims in Connecticut may experience unpredictable effects
    • Chimp Owner Asserts Workers' Comp Governs Injury Claim in Attack
    • Connecticut's Heart and Hypertension Act
    • Four types of construction accidents cause the most serious injuries
    • Late-Model Ford Pickups Could Pose Safety Risks
    • OSHA Issues Hazard Warning for Hair Styling Products Containing Formaldehyde
    • Prevent Back Injuries
    • Proposed Commercial Driver Cell Phone Regulation Could Increase Safety
    • Seniors may face new driving regulations as feds crackdown on safety
    • Serious safety concerns in the workplace for Connecticut residents
    • Stricter Workers' Compensation Guidelines for Opioid Painkillers in CT
    • Women suffer from TBI symptoms at longer rates than men, new study
    • Worker classification and its impact on CT workers’ comp coverage
    • Workers' compensation and Social Security Disability benefits
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