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Pedestrian accidents can lead to severe injuries and life-altering consequences. When these accidents happen due to a driver’s negligence, those affected may have the right to pursue compensation under Connecticut law. Understanding the types of compensation available...
The life you knew, the plans you made, forever altered in an instant due to a car accident. For those who have suffered amputation, this is a painful reality. Pursuing justice and compensation can help ease this burden. Severe injuries often necessitate legal action...
After a car accident, it is easy to become overwhelmed and lose objectivity. One of the first things most people do after an accident is call their insurance company, and while it sounds logical to do so, not consulting with an attorney first can be a costly mistake....
No matter what vehicle you drive, you could be involved in a fatal accident caused by another driver. This is always a risk in the United States, with more than 40,000 people passing away annually in car crashes. You can do everything correctly yourself and still get...
If an adult is knowingly trespassing on someone’s property and gets injured, they’re likely not going to be able to sue the property owner for damages, even if there was an unsafe condition on the property. There’s generally more leeway, however, for children and even...
The popularity of cycling in Connecticut has soared in recent years. It's a fantastic way to stay healthy, explore the beautiful scenery and reduce your carbon footprint. However, sharing the road with motor vehicles comes with inherent risks. Bicycle accidents can be...
After enduring a personal injury due to someone else's negligence, obtaining a fair personal injury settlement becomes the best legal tool for your financial recovery and ability to move forward. A fair settlement can help offset all the damages and the emotional toll...
After being involved in a Connecticut car accident, you may be left dealing with the aftermath for months or longer. Depending on certain factors and the force of the impact, you could have a catastrophic injury and need long-term medical care. A traumatic brain...
Many Connecticut residents suffer traumatic brain injuries each year. Mild traumatic brain injuries cause only temporary declines in brain function, but severe injuries cause long-term or even permanent impairment. There is little that current medical science can do...
Accidents that don't involve workers can occur at Connecticut construction sites. Other individuals, such as investors or journalists, may frequently visit a site to report or view the progress of a project. Visitors can sustain injuries if those responsible for the...
