Especially in our less dense areas, our roadways can seem relatively clear. However, we should never lose our vigilance on the road because, regardless of the time of day, Hartford roads can become dangerous in an instance. Unfortunately, one such example took place...
Riskier driving during the lockdown increased traffic fatalities
People have been driving less during the lockdown period. How much less? About 26% less, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Because of that, the number of overall traffic fatalities is down by 3.3%, compared to last year. That...
What is a wrongful death claim for damages?
A wrongful death claim for damages is an important legal remedy for surviving loved ones left behind following a fatal accident. When a loved one has been wrongfully killed by the negligence of another party, a wrongful death claim for damages can provide important...
3 tips for coping with a loved one’s death
You don't anticipate losing your loved one unexpectedly. Sadly, if they die due to a negligent driver, that loss can be devastating. On top of the pain and sadness you may feel, you may also face economic uncertainty if they were the primary breadwinner in your home....
Lighter traffic doesn’t mean drivers are safer
With more people staying at home these days both to work and do their other activities, one would think that driving has gotten safer in recent months. Unfortunately, this is not as true as one might think. Fewer people driving has meant, for the most part, fewer...
Who can file a Connecticut wrongful death suit, and when?
The death of a loved one can be one of the most unbearable experiences in life, especially when someone could have prevented it if not for their negligent, careless or intentionally hurtful behavior. Sometimes, if the victim’s family is are ever able to forge ahead...
Seeking justice after a wrongful death in Connecticut
Under the laws of this or any other state, if a person’s carelessness or cruelty injures you (breaking your arm, for example), you may be able to sue them in a personal injury lawsuit. And in Connecticut, if the injury they inflicted turns out to be fatal that...
