Spinal cord injuries are among the most catastrophic and life-changing for Connecticut residents. If you believe you have an acute spinal cord injury after being in an accident, there are certain symptoms you might experience. Understanding acute spinal cord injury An...
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Knowing where to turn when hospitalization turns tragic
It is difficult to think of a more devastating scenario than when a loved one dies as the result of another party's negligence. This is especially true when the party to blame for an untimely demise is a staff member at a Connecticut hospital. When the unthinkable...
How can you drive safely around big rigs in Connecticut
Did you know that big rigs are one of the leading causes of motor vehicle accidents? It's possible to avoid these accidents by learning how to stay safe around these massive vehicles. Be aware of blind spots All vehicles have blind spots, but big rigs have much larger...
Wrongful death claim from a fatal truck accident
Wrongful death is a tragedy that no parent, child or spouse in Connecticut should ever face. If you lose a loved one as a result of a preventable truck accident, you may be able to file a lawsuit to receive compensation that may help you cope with the financial...
The differences between schizophrenia and TBI
Most Connecticut residents have probably hit their heads at some point or another. Most of the time, head injuries aren’t too serious. Other head injuries – classified as traumatic brain injuries – can cause severe personality changes and mental disorders. One of the...
What are the different types of spinal cord injuries?
Experiencing a spinal cord injury (SCI) can be a debilitating and life-altering event that some Connecticut residents may face. The damage that they cause can result in a loss of mobility or feeling. If you or someone you know has recently suffered an SCI, it's...
The gender gap in motor vehicle accidents in Connecticut
Insurance rates in Connecticut are largely dependent on statistics on motor vehicle accidents in that state and nationwide. For decades, young men have been statistically more likely to get into motor vehicle accidents than women – but women were more likely to be...
What do teen drivers need to learn about driving?
In Connecticut and across the United States, teen drivers need to focus their attention on how to drive vehicles more responsibly. With automobile crashes accounting for the top cause of death in younger drivers, learning a few safety precautions makes perfect sense....
Your first steps after a motor vehicle accident
Motor vehicle accidents are stressful and can leave you feeling confused, angry and disoriented in the moment. That’s why it’s important to prepare in advance for potential accidents on Connecticut roads. Here are some steps to take after you get into a car crash....
What are the biggest road risks for motorcycle riders?
Most Connecticut motorcycle riders try to be as safe as possible. However, even while taking precautions, there are still risks on the road. Drivers of larger vehicles A big risk to motorcycle riders on the road are drivers of cars and other larger vehicles. Whether...