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Connecticut Accident Lawyers

At the Stratford, Connecticut, law firm of Cousins, Desrosiers & Morizio, P.C., we help injured people and their families. We work to obtain benefits for wage replacement, medical bills, property damage, and other costs after a serious work-related or non work-related injury or death.

Board Certified Workers' Compensation Specialists

Contact a work accident lawyer at Cousins, Desrosiers & Morizio.

Our certified workers' compensation specialists focus our practice on personal injury, wrongful death, and workers' compensation issues, such as:

• Motor vehicle accidents: representing individuals involved in a serious auto accident in the course of work or otherwise
• Workers' comp for police and firemen: obtaining relief for policemen and firemen incapacitated due to heart disease or hypertension.
• Workers' Comp for state workers: obtaining relief for state workers injured on the job or survivor benefits for the families of state workers
• Dependents' workers' compensation benefits: representing dependents and survivors of family members who have died while performing their work, or in other fatal accidents
• Longshore and harbor workers' compensation: assisting longshoremen, harbor workers, and others hurt at work, on a ship or oil refinery
• Work-related injury and other personal injury: with over 60 years of combined experience, we are able to take on injury cases ranging from repetitive trauma and occupational diseases to traumatic and catastrophic injuries, such as neck, back, and spinal injuries.

Connecticut Board-Certified Workers' Compensation Specialists

We are experienced workers' compensation and personal injury attorneys that have been certified as Workers' Compensation Specialists by the Connecticut Bar Association. This is a distinction that fewer than 50 Connecticut lawyers possess, and indicates specialized knowledge with workers' compensation process and procedure. Contact a work accident lawyer today.

More Information and Resources…

• What is Hypertension?
• Personal Injury Information Center
• Workers' Comp FAQ
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