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Please Note: for Claims assistance or questions about coverage and exemptions You will need to call one of the numbers listed below.

Also be aware that the Workers' Compensation Assistance Offices in different states may go by different names such as "Industrial Accidents".
These are the only numbers that we are aware of and have available for Connecticut Workers' Compensation.


Connecticut Workers' Compensation Telephone Directory


Workers' Compensation Commission - Hartford: 860-566-4154

Workers' Compensation Commission - Norwich: 860-823-3900

Workers' Compensation Commission - New Haven: 203-789-7512

Workers' Compensation Commission - Bridgeport: 203-382-5600

Workers' Compensation Commission - Waterbury: 203-596-4207

Workers' Compensation Commission - New Britain: 860-827-7180

Workers' Compensation Commission - Stamford: 203-325-3881

WC Commission - Office of the Chairman (Main): 860-493-1500

WCC Rehabilitation Services: 860-493-1500

Workers' Compensation Fraud: 860-258-5850

Safety & Health Services: 860-493-1500

Workers' Compensation Review Board - Appeals: 860-443-1500

Self- Insurance Information: 860-493-1531

Employer Medical Care Plans Information: 860-493-1500

WCC Administrative Law Judge Soline M. Oslena - District 2 - Norwich: 860-823-3900

WCC Administrative Law Judge Jodi Murray Gregg - District 7/Stamford: 203-325-3881

WCC Statistical Division: 860-493-1500

WCC Administrative Law Judge Scott A. Barton - District 5/Waterbury: 203-596-4207

WCC Administrative Law Judge Randy L. Cohen - District 7/Stamford: 203-325-3881

WCC Administrative Law Judge Carolyn M. Colangelo - District 3/New Haven: 203-789-7512

WCC Administrative Law Judge Daniel E. Dilzer - District 6/New Britain: 860-827-7180

WCC Administrative Law Judge Maureen E. Driscoll - District 3/New Haven: 203-789-7512

WCC Administrative Law Judge Brenda D. Jannotta - District 4/Bridgeport: 203-382-5600

WCC Administrative Law Judge Peter C. Mlynarczyk - District 8/Middletown: 860-344-7453

WCC Administrative Law Judge Charles F. Senich - District 5/Waterbury: 203-596-4207

WCC Administrative Law Judge Michelle D. Truglia - District 4/Bridgeport: 203-382-5600

WCC Administrative Law Judge William J. Watson, III - District 1/Hartford: 860-566-4154

WCC Communications & Legislature Program Manager: 860-493-1580

Insurance Department Commissioner Andrew N. Mais - General Number: 860-297-3800

Insurance Department - Toll Free Number & Email Address: 800-203-3447

Access to Public Records: 866-374-3617

Fraud: 860-297-3933

Fraud (WC) Investigative Unit - Toll Free: 800-566-5888

Occupational Safety & Health Division (CONN-OSHA) covers State/Public Employment: 860-263-6900

OSHA - Hartford Area Ofc. - Federal OSHA covers private Employers/Employees in CT : 860-240-3152

WCC Eighth District Office - Middletown : 860-344-7453

WCC Administrative Law Judge Toni M. Fatone - District 1 - Hartford: 860-566-4154

WCC Administrative Law Judge Pedro E. Segarra - District 6 - New Britain: 860-827-7180

WCC Administrative Law Judge David W. Schoolcraft: 860-493-1500

WCC Administrative Law Judge Zachary M. Delaney: 860-566-4154

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(fri) Employer's First Report of Occupational Injury or Illness 7/09
(HIPAARel) Authorization for Release of Medical Records 11/09
(work-status) Employee Medical and Work Status Form 9/11
(ppo-app) Employer Medical Care Plan Application Package 10/21
(shpacket) Employer Safety and Health Committee Information Package 3/98
(si-app) Employer Self-Insurance Application Package 3/22
(1a) Filing Status and Exemption 7/09
(6b-6b1-75-dir) Election of Workers' Compensation Coverage for Certain Employees under the Workers' Compensation Act OR Revocation of Previous Election of Such Coverage 6/19
(6b) Coverage Election by Employee who is an Officer of a Corporation, Manager of an LLC, or Member of a Multiple-Member LLC 6/19
(6b-1) Coverage Election by Employees who are Members of a Partnership 7/15
(7a) Proof of Workers' Compensation Coverage when Applying for a Building Permit for the Sole Proprietor or Property Owner who will not act as General Contractor or Principal Employer 3/06
(7b) Proof of Workers' Compensation Coverage when Applying for a Building Permit for the Sole Proprietor or Property Owner who will act as General Contractor or Principal Employer 3/06
(7c) Proof of Workers' Compensation Coverage when Applying for a Building Permit for the General Contractor or Principal Employer who has Chosen to be Excluded from Coverage. 3/06
Directions for 7a - 7b - 7c. Building Permit Requirements for Workers' Compensation. 3/06
(30c) Notice of Claim for Compensation 6/22
(30d) Dependents Notice of Claim 6/22
(36) Notice to Employee and Compensation Commissioner of Intention to Discontinue and Reduce Payments 10/21
(42) Physicians Permanent Impairment Evaluation 9/10
(43) Notice to Employee and Compensation Commissioner of Intention to Contest Employees Right to Compensation Benefits 10/21
(44) Order to Second Injury Fund in Cases of Concurrent Employment 7/09
(75) Coverage Election by Sole Proprietor or Single-Member LLC 6/19
(98) Notice to Dependents 4/08
(WCR-1) Rehabilitation Request 7/09
(hc) Hearing Cancellation Request 10/21
(hr) Hearing Request Form 7/09
(mileage) Mileage Work Sheet for Medical Treatment/Exam/Physical Therapy/Laboratory Test 3/06
(noa) Notification of Appearance 3/06
(pfr) Petition for Review 10/21
(rec) Record of Employment Contacts Form 7/05
(sap) Stipulation Approval Procedure 10/21
(swim) Stipulation and What it Means 10/21
(stdwim) Stipulation to Date and What it Means 4/05
Commutation and What it Means 10/21
(sq) Stipulation Questionnaire 10/21
(va) Voluntary Agreement as to Workers' Compensation 5/14
(client handbook) Workers' Rehabilitation Services Client Handbook 11/06
(employer packet) Workers' Rehabilitation Services On-The-Job Training Employer Information Packet 11/06
WCC Education Services Order Form N/D
Workers' Compensation District Map 5/06
(pocket-guide) An Employee's Pocket Guide To Connecticut Workers' Compensation 10/21
(pocket-guide-sp) An Employee's Pocket Guide To Connecticut Workers' Compensation (Spanish) 6/14
  • Connecticut Rules
  • Connecticut Statutes

31-40v-1 to 11 Establishment and Administration of Safety and Health Committees at Work Sites


  • Section 31-40v-1. Purpose and Scope.

  • Section 31-40v-2. Definitions.

  • Section 31-40v-3. Establishment of committees.

  • Section 31-40v-4. Committee membership and composition.

  • Section 31-40v-5. Frequency of meetings.

  • Section 31-40v-6. Recordkeeping.

  • Section 31-40v-7. Compensation.

  • Section 31-40v-8. Duties and functions.

  • Section 31-40v-9. Training.

  • Section 31-40v-10. Pre-existing committees.

  • Section 31-40v-11. Construction.
  • 31-275-1 Preliminary Act and Acts in Preparation for Work and Employee's Place of Abode


  • Section 31-275-1. Definitions.

  • Section 31-275-2. Definitions applicable to Department of Correction employees as required by Section 31-275(1)(G) of the Connecticut General Statutes.
  • 31-279-1 Insurance and Self-Insurance Certification


  • Section 31-279-1. Claims administration.
  • 31-279-2 to 6 Assignment and Postponement of Hearings and the Authority of Claims Personnel


  • Section 31-279-2. Attendance at hearings.

  • Section 31-279-3. Request for continuance.

  • Section 31-279-4. Basis for decision.

  • Section 31-279-5. Voluntary agreements and stipulations.

  • Section 31-279-6. Assignment of hearings.
  • 31-279-9 Obligations of attending physician


  • Section 31-279-9. Obligations of attending physician.
  • 31-279-10 Medical care plans


  • Section 31-279-10. Medical care plans.
  • 31-279b-1 to 5 Notice to Employees


  • Section 31-279(b)-1. Statutory notice to employees.

  • Section 31-279(b)-2. Type size on notice.

  • Section 31-279(b)-3. Posting requirement.

  • Section 31-279(b)-4. Policy revisions.

  • Section 31-279(b)-5. Effective date.
  • 31-280-1 Approved Physicians and Other Practitioners


  • Section 31-280-1. List of approved physicians, surgeons, podiatrists, optometrists and dentists; standards for approval and removal from the list.
  • 31-280-2 to 3 Practitioner Fee Schedule


  • Section 31-280-2. Practitioner fee schedule.

  • Section 31-280-3. Definitions; Practitioner Fee Schedule; Medical Advisory Board; Practitioner Billing and Payment Guidelines; Dispute Resolution.
  • 31-283a-1 to 6 Structure and Operation of Workers' Rehabilitation Programs


  • Section 31-283a-1. Definitions.

  • Section 31-283a-2. Vocational rehabilitation benefit eligibility.

  • Section 31-283a-3. Vocational rehabilitation programs and benefits provided to eligible employees.

  • Section 31-283a-4. Rehabilitation allowance payments.

  • Section 31-283a-5. Discontinuance of benefits.

  • Section 31-283a-6. Contested vocational rehabilitation cases. Appeal process.
  • 31-284-1 to 20 Self-Insurance Certification


  • Section 31-284-1. Definitions.

  • Section 31-284-2. Application process.

  • Section 31-284-3. Partial self-insurance.

  • Section 31-284-4. Delayed start-up.

  • Section 31-284-5. Decisions of the commission.

  • Section 31-284-6. Evaluation factors.

  • Section 31-284-7. Reconsideration.

  • Section 31-284-8. Security requirements.

  • Section 31-284-9. Guarantee of liabilities.

  • Section 31-284-10. Excess insurance.

  • Section 31-284-11. Reporting requirements.

  • Section 31-284-12. Claims reporting requirements.

  • Section 31-284-13. Reserves.

  • Section 31-284-14. Additional reporting requirements.

  • Section 31-284-15. Renewal applications.

  • Section 31-284-16. Termination of self-insured status.

  • Section 31-284-17. Assessments.

  • Section 31-284-18. New regulation grace period.

  • Section 31-284-19. Severability.

  • Section 31-284-20. Grandfathered employers.
  • 31-296-1 to 2 Filing of Voluntary Agreements


  • Section 31-296-1. Voluntary agreements.

  • Section 31-296-2. Undetermined liability.
  • 31-297b-1 Preclusion of Compensation Liability


  • Section 31-297(b)-1. Motion to Preclude.
  • 31-301-1 to 11 Appeal from Compensation Commissioner (CRB Appeal Procedure)


  • Section 31-301-1. Appeal.

  • Section 31-301-2. Reasons of Appeal.

  • Section 31-301-3. Finding.

  • Section 31-301-4. Correction of Finding.

  • Section 31-301-5. Evidence to be Filed by Appellee.

  • Section 31-301-6. Assignable Errors.

  • Section 31-301-7. Duty of Commissioner on Appeal.

  • Section 31-301-8. Function of Compensation Review Division.

  • Section 31-301-9. Additional Evidence.

  • Section 31-301-10. Pro Forma Award.

  • Section 31-301-11. Motion to Correct Not Reserved.
  • Workers' Compensation Act (20-312b - 31-355b)

    Part A Compensation Commissioners (20-312b - 31-290d)

    Part I. Workers' Compensation Commission (20-312b - 31-283g)


  • Section 20-312b. Licensed real estate broker or real estate salesperson not deemed "employee" under section 31-275.

  • Section 20-507. Certified appraiser or licensed provisional appraiser not considered an employee under section 31-275.

  • Section 31-275. Definitions.

  • Section 31-275c. Officers of fraternal organizations.

  • Sec. 31-275d. Term "administrative law judge" substituted for "workers' compensation "commissioner", "compensation commissioner" and "commissioner"

  • Section 31-276. Workers' Compensation Commission. Compensation commissioners. Nomination by Governor. Appointment by General Assembly. Terms of office. Removal. Selection of chairman.

  • Section 31-276a. Commissioners and commission to be within Labor Department for administrative purposes only.

  • Section 31-277. Salary of compensation commissioners. Longevity payments.

  • Section 31-278. Powers and duties of commissioners.

  • Section 31-279. Notice of availability of compensation. Uniform system for determination of degree of physical impairment. Employer-sponsored plan for medical care and treatment. Indemnification of medical advisory panel members.

  • Section 31-279a. Booklet to be distributed explaining act.

  • Section 31-280. Chairman of the Workers' Compensation Commission. Powers and duties. Budget. Report of expenses.

  • Section 31-280a. Advisory Board of the Workers' Compensation Commission.

  • Section 31-280b. Compensation Review Board.

  • Section 31-282. Successor may complete acts when commissioner dies.

  • Section 31-283. Annual pension upon retirement of commissioner.

  • Section 31-283a. Rehabilitation programs for employees suffering compensable injuries.

  • Section 31-283d. Adjustment of salary of certain retired commissioners.

  • Section 31-283e. Election of retirement benefits.

  • Section 31-283f. Statistical division.

  • Section 31-283g. Education services for employees concerning the prevention of occupational diseases and injuries.
  • Part II. Employers' Liability (31-284 - 31-290d)


  • Section 31-284. Basic rights and liabilities. Civil action to enjoin noncomplying employer from entering into employment contracts. Notice of availability of compensation.

  • Section 31-284a. State contracting with private insurance carrier. Duties and powers of Commissioner of Administrative Services.

  • Section 31-284b. Employer to continue insurance coverage or welfare plan payments for employees eligible to receive workers' compensation. Use of Second Injury Fund.

  • Section 31-284c. Complaints of violations. Hearing. Findings and award. Appeal.

  • Section 31-285. Substitute systems of compensation.

  • Section 31-286. Certificate of employer's compliance.

  • Section 31-286a. Insurance requirements for contractors on public works projects and renewals of state business licenses.

  • Section 31-286b. Proof of workers' compensation coverage prior to issuance of building permit, condition.

  • Section 31-287. Provisions required in liability insurance policies.

  • Section 31-288. Additional liability. Penalty for undue delay, noncompliance with insurance requirements and for defrauding workers' compensation insurance carrier. Notice of penalty to Attorney General and State Treasurer. Payment. Civil action for nonpayment.

  • Section 31-289. Disposition of fines and penalties.

  • Section 31-289a. Civil action to recover civil penalties. Privileged assignment for trial.

  • Section 31-289b. Civil action to enjoin noncomplying employer from conducting business in the state.

  • Section 31-290. Obligations not to be evaded.

  • Section 31-290a. Discharge or discrimination prohibited. Right of action.

  • Section 31-290c. Fraudulent claim or receipt of benefits. Penalties.

  • Section 31-290d. Workers' compensation fraud unit.
  • Part B Workers' Compensation (31-291 - 31-327)


  • Section 31-291. Principal employer, contractor and subcontractor.

  • Section 31-291a. Method of computing workers' compensation premiums for construction contractors.

  • Section 31-291b. Method of computing workers' compensation premiums for volunteer staff of municipality or volunteer ambulance service.

  • Section 31-292. Liability of employer for worker lent to or employed by another.

  • Section 31-293. Liability of third persons to employer and employee. Limitations on liability of architects and engineers. Limitations on liability of insurers, self-insurance service organizations and unions relating to safety matters.

  • Section 31-293a. No right against fellow employee; exception.

  • Section 31-294a. Eligibility for podiatric care.

  • Section 31-294b. Report of injury to employer. Notice of claim form provided by commission.

  • Section 31-294c. Notice of claim for compensation. Notice contesting liability. Exception for dependents of certain deceased employees.

  • Section 31-294d. Medical and surgical aid. Hospital, ambulatory surgical center and nursing service.

  • Section 31-294e. Employee's option to obtain medical care at employee's expense. Refusal of employee to accept or obtain reasonable medical care.

  • Section 31-294f. Medical examination of injured employee. Medical reports.

  • Section 31-294g. State employee notice of claim for compensation.

  • Section 31-294h. Benefits for police officer suffering mental or emotional impairment arising from use of deadly force or subjection to deadly force in line of duty.

  • Section 31-294i. Municipal firefighters and police officers. Employer presumption of liability for cardiac emergencies.

  • Section 31-294j. Eligibility of municipal firefighters, police officers, constables and volunteer ambulance service members re benefits for diseases arising out of and in the course of employment.

  • Sec. 31-294k. Benefits for police officer, parole officer or firefighter suffering post-traumatic stress disorder. Eligibility.

  • Section 31-295. Waiting period. When compensation begins. Penalty for late payment of permanent partial disability benefits.

  • Section 31-296. Voluntary agreements.

  • Section 31-296a. Discontinuance or reduction of payments under oral agreements.

  • Section 31-297. Hearing of claims.

  • Section 31-297a. Informal hearings.

  • Section 31-298. Conduct of hearings.

  • Section 31-298a. Use of medical panel. Duties of commissioner and panel. Appeal. Regulations.

  • Section 31-299. Prior statements of parties as evidence at hearings before commissioners.

  • Section 31-299a. Payments under group medical policy not defense to claim for benefits. Health insurer's duty to pay. Lien.

  • Section 31-299b. Initial liability of last employer. Reimbursement.

  • Section 31-300. Award as judgment. Interest. Attorney's fee. Procedure on discontinuance or reduction.

  • Section 31-301. Appeals to the Compensation Review Board. Payment of award during pendency of appeal.

  • Section 31-301a. Decision of Compensation Review Board.

  • Section 31-301b. Appeal of decision of Compensation Review Board.

  • Section 31-301c. Costs of appeal. Interest added to award affirmed on appeal.

  • Section 31-301d. Power of Compensation Review Board re witnesses and production of evidence. Enforcement of order.

  • Section 31-302. Payment of compensation. Commutation into monthly, quarterly or lump sums.

  • Section 31-303. Day when compensation payments become due. Penalty for late payments.

  • Section 31-304. Destruction of agreement. Repealed

  • Section 31-306. Death resulting from accident or occupational disease. Dependents. Compensation.

  • Section 31-306a. Payments due children committed to the Commissioner of Social Services or the Commissioner of Children and Families.

  • Section 31-306b. Written notice of potential eligibility for death benefits.

  • Section 31-307. Compensation for total incapacity.

  • Section 31-307a. Cost-of-living adjustment in compensation rates.

  • Section 31-307b. Benefits after relapse from recovery. Recurrent injuries.

  • Section 31-307c. Compensation under agreements or awards effected prior to October 1, 1953.

  • Section 31-308. Compensation for partial incapacity.

  • Section 31-308a. Additional benefits for partial permanent disability.

  • Section 31-309. Maximum weekly compensation. Determination of average weekly earnings of state workers and production and related workers in manufacturing.

  • Section 31-310. Determination of average weekly wage of injured worker. Concurrent employment. Payments from Second Injury Fund. Publication of wage tables.

  • Section 31-310a. Average weekly wage of supernumerary policemen and volunteer police officers.

  • Section 31-310b. Average weekly wage of General Assembly member.

  • Section 31-310c. Average weekly wage of worker with an occupational disease.

  • Section 31-311. Replacement of artificial aids.

  • Section 31-312. Compensation for time lost during and expense of medical treatment. Reimbursement of wages lost due to appearance at informal hearing. Payments to prevailing claimants in contested cases. Medical attention outside regular work hours.

  • Section 31-313. Transfer to suitable work during period of treatment or rehabilitation or because of physical incapacity. Civil penalty for failure of employer to comply.

  • Section 31-314. Allowance for advance payments.

  • Section 31-315. Modification of award or voluntary agreement.

  • Section 31-316. Employer to record and report employees' injuries and report insurance coverage or welfare plan payments provided to employees. Increased award due to employer's failure to file.

  • Section 31-318. Action for minor or mentally incompetent person.

  • Section 31-320. Exemption and preference of compensation.

  • Section 31-321. Manner of serving notices.

  • Section 31-323. Attachments to secure payment of compensation.

  • Section 31-324. Reservation of cases for the Appellate Court.

  • Section 31-326. Proceedings against delinquent insurance companies or employers.

  • Section 31-327. Award of fees and expenses.
  • Part C Employers' Mutual Insurance (31-328 - 31-339)


  • Section 31-328. Mutual associations authorized.

  • Section 31-329. Approval by Insurance Commissioner.

  • Section 31-330. Membership.

  • Section 31-331. Control of associations. Insurance Commissioner authorized to accept statement of financial condition by certain employers' mutual associations organized before June 6, 1996.

  • Section 31-332. Policies. Number of members required.

  • Section 31-333. Officers and voting.

  • Section 31-334. Safety rules.

  • Section 31-335. Premium rates. Reserve notes.

  • Section 31-336. Assessments.

  • Section 31-337. Investments.

  • Section 31-338. Bylaws and regulations.

  • Section 31-339. Appeals to Superior Court.
  • Part D Workers' Compensation Insurance (31-340 - 31-348a)


  • Section 31-340. Insurer directly liable to employee or dependent.

  • Section 31-341. Notice to insurer.

  • Section 31-342. Award; enforcement.

  • Section 31-343. Certain defenses not available against employee or dependent.

  • Section 31-344. When representations avoid policy.

  • Section 31-344a. Workers' Compensation Administration Fund established.

  • Section 31-345. Insurance Commissioner to approve form of policy. Assessments against employers for administrative costs. Surpluses.

  • Section 31-345a. Deductibles in workers' compensation coverage. Approval of Insurance Commissioner.

  • Section 31-346. Damages for material misstatements.

  • Section 31-347. Experience in compensation insurance.

  • Section 31-348. Compensation insurance companies to report their risks.

  • Section 31-348a. Compensation insurers to reduce premiums.
  • Part E Second Injury Fund (31-349 - 31-355b)


  • Section 31-349. Compensation for second disability. Payment of insurance coverage. Second Injury Fund closed July 1, 1995, to new claims. Procedure.

  • Section 31-349a. Powers of investigators in the office of the State Treasurer.

  • Section 31-349b. Certificate for permanent vocational disability. Employer reimbursed by Second Injury Fund for insurance premiums for certified employees.

  • Section 31-349c. Controverted issues of previous disability. Physician panel established.

  • Section 31-349d. Treasurer to solicit proposals for the managing of Second Injury Fund claims.

  • Section 31-349e. Advisory board for the Second Injury Fund.

  • Section 31-349f. Condition of the Second Injury Fund. Report to the Governor and General Assembly.

  • Section 31-349g. Method of assessing all employers for liabilities of Second Injury Fund. Reporting. Audits. Insurance companies deemed collection agents.

  • Section 31-349h. Transfer of claims. Claims not transferred.

  • Section 31-349i. Cost-saving methodologies.

  • Section 31-349j. Appeal of decision by State Treasurer concerning the method of assessing the employer for the liabilities of the Second Injury Fund.

  • Section 31-352. Enforcement of liability of third person.

  • Section 31-353. Voluntary agreements; approval.

  • Section 31-354. Second Injury Fund contributions. Duties and powers of State Treasurer.

  • Section 31-354a. Assistant administrators of the Second Injury Fund.

  • Section 31-354b. Finance account within Second Injury Fund. Subaccounts. Duties of State Treasurer.

  • Section 31-355. Hearings; awards. Payments from Second Injury Fund on employer's failure to comply with award. Civil action for reimbursement. Insolvent insurer. Settlements and agreements. Failure of uninsured employer to pay.

  • Section 31-355a. Collection of moneys owed to the Second Injury Fund. Tax warrants. Lien. Foreclosure.

  • Section 31-355b. Actions against entities failing to comply with Second Injury Fund reporting requirements.
  • Occupational Health Clinics (31-396 - 31-403)


  • Section 31-396. Definitions. As used in sections 31-396 to 31-403, inclusive:

  • Section 31-397. Grants-in-aid to occupational health clinics

  • Section 31-398. Grants-in-aid for auxiliary occupational health clinics

  • Section 31-399. Collection of data. regarding occupational illness and injuries.

  • Section 31-400. Evaluation of emergency situation. Recommendations to reduce risks. Notifications. Penalty.

  • Section 31-401. Regulations

  • Section 31-402. Occupational Health Clinics Advisory Committee.

  • Section 31-403. Allocations of funds appropriated for the purposes of this chapter
  • Disability Compensation And Death benefits (5-142 - 5-146)


  • Section 5-142. Disability compensation.

  • Section 5-142a. Injury or death of sheriff.

  • Section 5-143. Applicability of Workers' Compensation Act. Additional sick leave compensation.

  • Sec. 5-144 Death benefits for state employees, state officers and members of General Assembly.

  • Section 5-145. Notice of injury or death of state employee, state officer or member of General Assembly.

  • Section 5-145a. Hypertension or heart disease in certain university, aeronautics, State Capitol police, correction, mental health, criminal justice or hazardous duty personnel.

  • Section 5-145b. Hypertension or heart disease in motor vehicle inspectors.

  • Section 5-145c. Hypertension or heart disease in chief inspectors or inspectors in the Division of Criminal Justice.

  • Section 5-146. Allowances for survivors of members of Division of State Police. Cost-of-living allowance. Effect of collective bargaining agreements. Valuation of fund by Retirement Commission.
  • Municipal Police And Fire protection (7-314 - 7-323t)


  • Section 7-314. Definitions. Exemption from Freedom of Information Act.

  • Section 7-314a. Death, disability and injury benefits. Presumption.

  • Section 7-314b. Collection of workers' compensation benefits by volunteer firefighters and members of volunteer ambulance services.

  • Section 7-314c. Assumption of liability by the state for volunteer firefighters.

  • Section 7-322a. Benefits for volunteers rendering service to another fire company.

  • Section 7-322b. Volunteers serving in municipality where employed. Fire and ambulance leaves. Enactment by municipality. List of participating members. Benefits.

  • Section 7-323s. Model guidelines re municipal emergency personnel. Municipal agreements re volunteer service of paid emergency personnel.

  • Section 7-323t. Municipal contracts prohibiting paid emergency personnel from volunteer service.
  • Municipal Employees (7-433b - 7-433d)


  • Section 7-433b. Survivors' benefits for firemen and policemen. Maximum cumulative payment.

  • Section 7-433c. Benefits for policemen or firemen disabled or dead as a result of hypertension or heart disease.

  • Section 7-433d. Injury or death of fireman while engaged in fire duties with another company.
  • Occupational Safety and Health Act (31-367 - 31-385)


  • Section 31-367. Definitions.

  • Section 31-368. Division of Occupational Safety and Health. Coordination of activities with the Workers' Compensation Commission.

  • Section 31-369. Application of chapter.

  • Section 31-370. Duties of employer and employee.

  • Section 31-371. Regulations.

  • Section 31-372. Adoption of federal and state standards. Variances.

  • Section 31-373. Committee on Occupational Safety and Health. (Repealed)

  • Section 31-374. Inspections and investigations. Records.

  • Section 31-375. Citation for violation.

  • Section 31-376. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.

  • Section 31-377. Notice to employer of contest period and proposed assessment. Action by review commission.

  • Section 31-378. Appeal from review commission.

  • Section 31-379. Discriminatory practices prohibited. Complaint: Filing; hearing; relief. Appeal to Superior Court.

  • Section 31-380. Enjoining of conditions or practices at places of employment. Mandamus against commissioner for failure to act.

  • Section 31-381. Confidentiality of information obtained.

  • Section 31-382. Penalties.

  • Section 31-383. Research and demonstration projects.

  • Section 31-384. Education programs.

  • Section 31-385. Reports to U.S. Secretary of Labor.
  • Private Employer Workers' Compensation Group Self-Insurance (38a-1000 - 38a-1023)


  • Section 38a-1000. Applicability.

  • Section 38a-1001. Definitions.

  • Section 38a-1002. Approval of self-insurance group required.

  • Section 38a-1003. Group certificate of approval. Application. Fees.

  • Section 38a-1004. Duration and termination of certificate of approval.

  • Section 38a-1005. Examination of group. Costs.

  • Section 38a-1006. Group board of trustees.

  • Section 38a-1007. Requirements for an employer to join group after its approval. Termination of membership. Insolvency or bankruptcy of member.

  • Section 38a-1008. Service company and administrator to be mutually disinterested.

  • Section 38a-1009. Nonemployee soliciting group membership must be licensed.

  • Section 38a-1010. Annual statement of financial condition required. Untrue statement prohibited.

  • Section 38a-1011. Taxes.

  • Section 38a-1012. Misrepresentation and omission in membership solicitation prohibited.

  • Section 38a-1013. Investments.

  • Section 38a-1014. Classifications and rating. Premium contributions. Audits. Hearings.

  • Section 38a-1015. Excess moneys refundable. Refund plan. Notice.

  • Section 38a-1016. Premium payment plan required. Loss reserves. Bad debt reserves.

  • Section 38a-1017. Deficiencies. Insolvency. Liquidation and assessment.

  • Section 38a-1018. Penalties.

  • Section 38a-1019. Cease and desist orders. Violations. Penalties. License and certificate revocation.

  • Section 38a-1020. Revocation of certificate of approval.

  • Section 38a-1021. Additional provisions.

  • Section 38a-1022. Regulations.

  • Section 38a-1023. Severability.
  • Healing arts defined. (20-1 - 20-87a)


  • Section 20-1. Healing arts defined.

  • Section 20-7a. Billing for clinical laboratory services. Cost of diagnostic tests. Financial disclosures to patients. Billing practices re anatomic pathology services.

  • Section 20-7h. Disclosure re services provided based on letter of protection and cost of providing opinion letter.

  • Section 20-87a. Definitions. Scope of practice.
  • Compensation for death, disability or injury (28-14 - 28-14a)


  • Section 28-14. Compensation for death, disability or injury.

  • Section 28-14a. Compensation of volunteers with volunteer organizations that conduct homeland security drills. Compensation for injury, disability or death.
  • Death or disability from hypertension or heart disease. Compensation. (29-4a - 29-22)


  • Section 29-4a. Death or disability from hypertension or heart disease. Compensation.

  • Section 29-22. Volunteer police auxiliary force.
  • Selected Statutes 51-85 - 52-174 52-362d- 54-212


  • Section 51-85. Authority and powers of commissioners of the Superior Court.

  • Section 52-149a. Depositions of medical witnesses.

  • Section 52-174. Admissibility of records and reports of certain expert witnesses as business entries.

  • Section 52-362d. Lien against property of obligor for unpaid child support. Securing, releasing or foreclosing lien. Notice of lien and opportunity for hearing. Information re unpaid support reported to participating consumer reporting agency. Offset for child support arrearage against money payable by state to obligor. Notification by Connecticut Lottery Corporation. Hearings re alleged arrearages. Regulations.

  • Section 52-564. Treble damages for theft.

  • Section 53a-35a. Imprisonment for felony committed on or after July 1, 1981. Definite sentence. Authorized term.

  • Section 54-212. Office of Victim Services to have subrogated cause of action against person responsible for crime.
  • Selected Statutes Sec. 31 -37-3a and 38a-792


  • Section 31-40a. (Formerly Section 19-48). Reports of occupational diseases and investigations concerning them.

  • Section 31-40v. Establishment of safety and health committees by certain employers.

  • Section 31-51ll. Family and medical leave: Length of leave; eligibility; intermittent or reduced leave schedules; substitution of accrued paid leave; notice to employer.

  • Section 31-57h. Joint enforcement commission on employee misclassification. Members. Duties. Report.

  • Section 31-57i. Employee Misclassification Advisory Board. Members. Duties.

  • Section 31-69a. Additional penalty.

  • Section 31-230. Benefit year, base period and alternative base period. Regulations.

  • Section 31-258. Repayment of benefits on receipt of workers' compensation.

  • Section 37-3a. Rate recoverable as damages. Rate on debt arising out of hospital services.

  • Sec. 38a-470 [Formerly Sec. 38-174n] Lien on worker' compensation awards for insurers. Notice of lien.

  • Sec. 38a-792. (Formerly Sec. 38-77). Casualty claims adjusters.




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