A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can cause a wide range of symptoms, some of which may not appear immediately after an accident. In fact, many individuals begin noticing signs of TBI days after the injury. Recognizing these symptoms early on can help ensure that you...
Connecticut Legal Issues Blog
How could a car accident lead to “loss of enjoyment” in life?
If you get injured in a car accident, you may be able to seek compensation for a number of economic damages. These are direct costs resulting from the crash. For instance, if you spend time in the hospital, economic damages could include medical bills that you have to...
Is driving barefoot really a safety hazard?
Driving barefoot is a surprisingly common practice, especially during warmer months. Many people slip off their sandals or shoes to feel more comfortable behind the wheel. They may be made to feel bad about this decision by loved ones who are concerned about their...
Losing a limb in a crash can trigger a chain of additional losses
Life-altering limb amputation is a risk in severe motor vehicle accidents, and the associated trauma is overwhelming for most. An amputation opens a chapter of physical adjustment, emotional healing and financial strain. From emergency treatment to long-term changes,...
The types of injuries most frequently caused by truck accidents
When you're involved in a truck crash, the results can be devastating. Commercial trucks weigh up to 80,000 pounds – that's 20 times heavier than your car. This massive size difference means even a minor collision can leave you with serious injuries that change your...
Why don’t people take fatigued driving seriously?
Many people take impaired driving very seriously. They understand that it’s incredibly dangerous to drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol. They will often arrange for a ride, use a rideshare company or look for other means of transportation—such as simply...
Car crashes can cause considerable internal injuries
Car accidents often result in visible injuries such as cuts, fractures or bruises. However, the impact of a collision can also cause serious internal injuries that are not immediately apparent. These injuries can affect vital organs, blood vessels and soft tissues,...
Keep your teens safer during summer’s 100 deadliest days
Summer is once again upon us, and teenagers all over the state are chafing at the bit to get in some driving time. But this period carries with it an enhanced risk of teens getting killed in auto accidents. Dubbed the “100 Deadliest Days of Summer,” the name stems...
Are some vehicle models more prone to crashing than others?
Not all vehicles are created equal when it comes to crash risk. Some vehicle models are statistically more prone to being involved in accidents due to a combination of design features, driver demographics and performance capabilities. Vehicle size and weight play a...
What victims should know about TBIs after a car crash
Many people walk away from car accidents thinking they are fine, only to experience serious symptoms days or weeks later. One of the most commonly ignored injuries in auto accidents is a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Unlike cuts or broken bones, TBIs are invisible and...

