Workers' Compensation Commission

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  • Workers Compensation Administrative Law Judges

    Fifteen Administrative Law Judges preside over dispute resolution hearings at the agency’s eight district offices currently located in Hartford, Norwich, New Haven, Bridgeport, Waterbury, New Britain, Stamford and Middletown. The Chairperson primarily presides over the entire Commission, acts as the Chief Administrative Law Judge at the CRB and may assist with hearings at the district level. The Commission also utilizes the assistance of one or more per diem Administrative Law Judges.

  • Workers Compensation Advisory Board

  • Education Services

    Information about the Workers' Compensation Commission's Education Services unit.

  • Rehabilitation Services

    Information about the Workers' Compensation Commission's Rehabilitation Services unit.

  • Safety & Health Services

    Information about the Workers' Compensation Commission's Safety & Health Services unit.

  • District Offices

    Information about the Workers' Compensation Commission's eight district offices, which administer hearings between parties in disputed cases and maintain case records and other types of workers' compensation-related documentation.

  • Administration

    Brief overview of the agency created in 1913 by the Connecticut Legislature to administer the state's workers' compensation system.

  • Commission Services

    Brief overview of the various services the Workers' Compensation Commission offers the public.

  • Office of the Chairperson

    Information about the Workers' Compensation Commission's central administrative office located in Hartford.

  • Commission Offices

    Information about the Workers' Compensation Commission's administrative office in Hartford and its eight workers' compensation district offices having jurisdiction over various workers' compensation-related activity taking place within specific geographic regions in Connecticut.

  • Statistical Division

    Information about the Workers' Compensation Commission's Statistical Division.

  • Dispute Resolution

    Overview of the workers' compensation dispute resolution process, including descriptions of the various types of hearings held to resolve disputes between opposing parties in workers' compensation cases.

  • Agency Mission

    Workers' Compensation Commission statement of purpose, with examples of activities it performs to accomplish its statutory duties and goals.

  • 2nd District Office - Norwich

    Information about the Workers' Compensation Commission's second district office located in Norwich, Connecticut.

  • 1st District Office - Hartford

    Information about the Workers' Compensation Commission's first district office located in Hartford, Connecticut.