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Welcome to the Law Office of Attorney Corinne G. Silvert Representing the Greater Danbury Area Community in all aspects of Workers' Compensation & Employment Law for more than 25 years
Call (203) 797-1345 for a consultation today
Or Email at: info@cgsilvert.com
The law office of Attorney Corinne G. Silvert specializes in helping people who need immediate,
expert legal assistance in the areas of workers' compensation, workplace injuries,
and employment law. We help you get the compensation benefits and results you need.
Attorney Corinne G Silvert has over 25 years experience in protecting the rights of injured workers. We help you to pursue all the benefits to which you are entitled, including wages, medical treatment, compensation for permanent physical impairment, and job retraining. All Connecticut employers must be insured to protect employees injured on the job. We can help you file your claim, contest denials that your employer may make, get treatment that your doctor orders, and negotiate settlements if you have permanent partial impairments. All too frequently Workers' Compensation claims are denied, prematurely closed, or benefits are discontinued. These issues usually have a strict time limit to appeal. If your claim has been denied, closed or benefits discontinued, you should seek legal advice as a soon as possible so that you do not lose any potential benefits. These are issues where an experienced compensation attorney can help to ensure you obtain Workers' Compensation benefits you are entitled to. Corinne G. Silvert - Attorney at Law
Representing the Greater Danbury area including: Bethel, Brookfield, New Fairfield, New Milford,
Newtown, Redding, Ridgefield, Kent, Sherman, and Bridgewater
113 Deer Hill Ave (203) 797-1345 info@cgsilvert.com *This web site is designed for general information only. The information presented at this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. |
