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First Report of Injury: Why Prompt Reporting is ...

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Injuries in the workplace are unfortunate events that can have significant impacts [...]

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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) and Complex Regional Pain ...

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Navigating the aftermath of a work-related injury can be daunting, especially when [...]

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Understanding the Complex Relationship Between Social Security Disability ...

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If you’ve been injured at work, understanding the interplay between Social Security [...]

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Navigating Your Rights to Choose a Treating Physician ...

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When you find yourself injured on the job, the road to recovery [...]

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Understanding Wage Calculation for Weekly Compensation Rate After ...

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Suffering from a work injury can be a challenging and stressful experience. [...]

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Navigating Work from Home and Hybrid Work Environments: ...

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As the world of work continues to evolve, many employees find themselves [...]

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Understanding Retirement and Your Eligibility for Connecticut Workers’ ...

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Retirement is a significant milestone in one’s life, representing the culmination of [...]

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Navigating PTSD and Mental Health Treatments with Connecticut ...

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Mental health is an essential aspect of overall well-being, yet it often [...]

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Understanding Connecticut Workers’ Compensation: Permanent Disability, Necessary Care, ...

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In the fourth and final installment of the four-part series, Attorney Morizio [...]

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Step-by-Step Guide to Your Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Claim

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A Board Certified Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Specialist In the third installment of [...]

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Understanding Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Claims

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In the second installment of four podcast episodes, Attorney Lawrence Morizio discusses [...]

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Guide for Injured Workers: Understanding the Connecticut Workers’ ...

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A Board Certified Connecticut Workers’ Comp Specialist In the first installment of [...]

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Empowering Connecticut Injured Workers: Vocational Rehabilitation in Workers’ ...

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Experiencing a work-related injury is a challenging and often life-altering event. Beyond [...]

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Understanding Voluntary Agreements in Connecticut Workers’ Compensation

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If you have been injured at work and are dealing with a [...]

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Jurisdiction Issues in Connecticut Workers’ Compensation: Where Do ...

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Navigating the complex world of workers’ compensation can be challenging, especially when [...]

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The Importance of Maximum Medical Improvement in Connecticut ...

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When it comes to workers’ compensation claims, the concept of “Maximum Medical [...]

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Connecticut Work Injuries: Orthopedist vs. Physiatrist – What’s ...

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Role of Orthopedists in Connecticut Work Claims If you’ve been injured at [...]

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Intentional Acts by Employees and Connecticut Work Injury ...

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Intentional Misconduct in Connecticut Work Injuries Sustaining an injury at work is [...]

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Connecticut Permanent Partial Disability Awards: A Clear Guide

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When you’re injured at work, it can be overwhelming to navigate the [...]

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Motor Vehicle Accidents in Connecticut Workers’ Compensation

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Every day, people in different professions hit the road to deliver goods [...]

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