Connecticut Workers' Compensation Law (Vols. 19 and 19A, Connecticut Practice Series)

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The lucid organization and detailed index entries of this two-volume set make Connecticut Workers' Compensation Law easy to use. The authors' broad and historical view of Connecticut workers' compensation law illuminates current issues, both in decisional law and in legislative trends. The chapters on liens, coordination of benefits, civil actions, and settlements explore the intersections of Connecticut's workers' compensation law with:

Social Security
Medicare
Long-term disability
Group health
Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) benefits
Retirement plans
Civil actions
Other social support systems

The chapter on benefits issues examines the provision of medical and indemnity benefits to injured employees.

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Chapter
1. History, Fundamental Principles and Administration of Connecticut Workers' Compensation
2. Employment Relationships Under the Workers' Compensation Act
3. Jurisdiction and Conflict of Laws
4. Occupational Disease and Repetitive Trauma
5. Psychiatric/Psychological Injuries
6. Arising Out of Employment and in the Course of Employment
7. Affirmative Defenses
8. Benefits
9. Heart and Hypertension Claims Under C.G.S. Sec. 7-433c and Section 7-433b and Other Presumption Statutes
10. Compliance with Requirement for Insurance Coverage
11. Medical Care Plans
12. Second Injury Fund
13. Liens, Reimbursement Obligations, and Claims Against Benefits
14. Coordination of Benefits
15. Civil Actions Arising from Compensable Injuries
16. Claim Investigation
17. Medical Investigation
18. Notice of Claim
19. Discovery
20. Informal Hearings
21. Formal Hearings
22. Appeals to the Compensation Review Board and Post-Formal Hearing Motions
23. Appeals to the Appellate and Supreme Court
24. Professional Fees in Workers' Compensation Cases
25. Penalties and Interest
26. Discrimination and Retaliation
27. Professional Responsibilities and Specialist Certification
28. Settlement of Claims
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