Workers’ Compensation
If you have been injured on the job, you may be entitled to weekly wage replacement benefits and payment of medical expenses through your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance coverage.
What Should I Do If I Am Injured at Work?
- Report the injury to your supervisor immediately.
- Request a First Report of Injury (Incident) form from your employer.
- Complete the form and keep a copy for your records.
- Seek appropriate medical treatment as soon as possible.
- Contact the Law Office of Lori M. Comforti to discuss your legal options.
Who Will Pay My Medical Bills?
What Wage Loss Benefits Am I Entitled to Receive?
Temporary Total Disability Benefits
Temporary Partial Disability Benefits
How Much Will My Weekly Benefit Check Be?
Can My Employer Fire Me While I Am Unable to Work?
However, the workers’ compensation insurance carrier remains responsible for paying approved medical expenses related to your work injury, as well as any wage replacement benefits to which you are entitled under the law.
Where Are Workers’ Compensation Claims Handled?
Claims involving workplace injuries occurring in New London County and Windham County are generally handled by the Workers’ Compensation Commission office located at:
55 Main Street, Suite 450
Norwich, Connecticut
Phone: (860) 823-3900
Work-related injuries occurring at Mohegan Sun Casino and Foxwoods Resort Casino are typically managed through the workers’ compensation offices located within each respective casino.
Do I Need an Attorney?
An experienced workers’ compensation attorney can help protect your rights, advocate for the medical care you need, and work to ensure that you receive the benefits available to you under Connecticut law.