Year: 2023

If you were injured or became ill on the job, you must see the medical provider your employer chooses if they offer one. After your initial visit, you can continue treatment with any doctor from a list approved by the state Workers’ Compensation Commission. The list contains practitioners licensed to practice medicine, including surgeons, optometrists, […]

Yes, Connecticut is an at-fault insurance state, meaning that liability insurers are financially responsible for compensating injured parties for medical expenses, property damage, and more when their policyholders cause auto accidents. Suppose you are hurt as a driver, passenger, cyclist, or pedestrian in a Connecticut traffic accident through no fault of your own. If this […]