Ralph Anthony Russo

Ralph Anthony Russo

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Rating: 9.0

Licensed for 50 years

Workers compensation Lawyer at Glastonbury, CT
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Litigation

2389 Main St., Glastonbury, CT

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Licenses

Licensed in Connecticut for 50 years

State: Connecticut

Acquired: 1975

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Law Offices of Ralph A. Russo

2389 Main St., Glastonbury, CT, 06033

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Posted by george | October 12, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Workers Compensation

Client since 1983

I will forever be in debt to Attorney Russo he is a live saver. Attorney Russo helped me every time I was injured and always fought to get my family and I a paycheck when I was injured on-the-job. As a former correction officer I was injured on-the-job by inmates on several occasions. Many times du...ring my employment my employer would fail to accept responsibility and deny benefits. Fail to produce proper paperwork. On the when they did pay benefits it would always be at the w/rong rate and they would "forget" what they actually owed. My cases were not always easy either he fought hard for me. Ralph cares about his clients and the first time you meet him you will recognized it immediately. There is no one better, there is no one who cares more.

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Experience

Rating:  9.0 (Superb)

Honors

2020

Distinguished, Martindale-Hubbell

2017

Super Lawyer, SuperLawyers

2016

Super Lawyer, SuperLawyers

2015

Super Lawyer, SuperLawyers

2014

Super Lawyer, SuperLawyers

2013

Super Lawyer, SuperLawyers

2012

Super Lawyer, SuperLawyers

2011

Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers

2010

Board Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist, Connecticut Bar Association

2010

Super Lawyer, SuperLawyers

2005

Board Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist, Connecticut Bar Association

2002

Certificate of Appreciation for Pro Bono Work, The Law Works for People

Work Experience

1997 - Present

Owner/ Attorney, Ralph A Russo Law

Associations

Connecticut Bar Association, Workers' Compensation Section

Executive Committee

Workers' Compensation Quarterly

Former Member, Editorial Board

Connecticut Bar Association

Member

Sample of Legal Cases

Rizzo v. State of Connecticut/Judicial Dept., 3522 CRB-6-10-1 (2011)

Attorney Russo successfully argued that the holding of the trial commissioner should be affirmed.

Sanchez v. Spec Personnel, LLC, CRB-1-09-8 (2010)

Attorney Russo convinced the Compensation Review Board to overturn the trial comissioner, and to preclude the Respondents from contesting this claim.

Hicking v. State of Connecticut Department of Correction, 5026 CRB-2-05-11 (2006)

Attorney Russo won an award for penalties against the Respondents due to their unreasonable contest of the injured worker's claim.

Hicking v. State of Connecticut Department of Correction, 4935 CRB-2-05-4 (2006)

Attorney Russo successfully argued that the Claimant was entitled to be paid the benefits she had been awarded during the Respondent's appeal.

Valdes v. Yankee Casting Company, Inc., 94 Conn. App. 140 (2006)

Attorney Russo successfully proved that that the defendant had discriminated against the plaintiff in violation of § 31-290a because he exercised his rights afforded to him under the workers' compensation act.

Hicking v. State of Connecticut Department of Correction, 4825 CRB-2-04-6 (2005)

Attorney Russo successfully argued that the Claimant's need for medical care was related to her work injury.

D'Agostino v. Hamilton Standard, 4146 CRB-6-99-11 (2001)

Attorney Russo proved that a claimant's spinal condition was compensable despite her having preexisting degenerative disease.

Cooper v. Sisters of Mercy, 3218 CRB-6-95-11 (1996)

Attorney Russo successfully defended a claim brought by a pro se claimant.

Wislocki v. Prospect, 224 Conn. 479 (1993)

Attorney Russo prevailed before the Connecticut Supreme Court, which affirmed the decision of the Connecticut Appellate Court.

Wislocki v. Prospect, 27 Conn. App. 919 (1992)

The Appellate Court agreed with Attorney Russo that the Claimant was not entitled to concurrent employment benefits.

Clapps v. Waterbury Iron Works, 38 Conn. Sup. 644 (1983)

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Education

1975

Drake University Law School

JD - Juris Doctor

1971

Drake University

BA - Bachelor of Arts

Speaking Engagements

2009

Workers' Compensation Update

Workers' Compensation Case Law Update

2008

Workers' Compensation Update

Workers' Compensation Case Law Update

2007

Workers' Compensation Update

Workers' Compensation Case Law Update

1998

Workers' Comp Update 1998

Handling Employees' Comp Information with a Minimum of Disclosure - Protecting Employer Rights & Minimizing Potential Liability

1997

Connecticut Workers' Compensation Law

Legislative & Case Law Update

1994

Workplace Injuries: Medical and Workers' Compensation Issues

Occupational Disease, Repetitive Trauma & Psychiatric Issues in Connecticut Workers' Compensation

1994

Workers' Compensation Update

Wrongful Discharge & Third Party Intervention

1993

Workers' Compensation Law & Practice in Connecticut

The Workers' Compensation Act of 1993: Legislative Changes

1993

Connecticut Workers' Compensation Law

Stress Cases Under Connecticut's Workers' Compensation Act

1992

Connecticut Workers' Compensation Law

Temporary Partial Disability Benefits

1990

Connecticut Workers' Compensation Law

The Second Injury & Compensation Assurance Fund

1989

Current Issues in Connecticut Workers' Compensation

Motion to Preclude; Occupational Disease Claims

1988

Connecticut Workers' Compensation Practice

Heart Attacks, Hypertension & Stress Claims

Publications

1992

Legal Guide to Independent Contractor Status-Connecticut Chapter, Wiley Law Publications, 1992 Legal Guide to Independent Contractor Status-Connecticut Chapter

Languages

English

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