09Jan
Appellate Court Rules "Safe Harbor" Provision Does Not Protect Employers Contesting Liability
Under Connecticut law, the “Safe Harbor” provision of C.G.S. § 31-294c (b) has widely been interpreted as providing protections, for up to one year, to respondent employers and insurers who pay or deny a workers’ compensation claim, within 28 days...
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Chartwell Law
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