There are many scenarios in which people may need to hire personal injury attorneys. Maybe one person sustained major injuries in a Connecticut car crash. The driver at fault may not have enough insurance to pay for medical expenses and lost wages. A lawsuit might be...
Workers’ compensation benefits limit the risk inherent in employment. Every job comes with certain safety concerns, and professionals should not have to worry about completely losing the ability to support themselves because of their employment. In cases where workers...
Rear-End Collisions: Who’s at Fault and How to Prove Your Case Rear-end collisions are one of the most common types of car accidents in Connecticut. They can range from minor fender benders to serious accidents. Determining who is at fault and proving your case is not...
Tree Service Worker Injuries in Connecticut: Understanding Your Legal Options Tree work in Connecticut is dangerous. Everything involved can seriously hurt you, including cutting limbs, climbing high branches, running a chainsaw, and hauling heavy logs. If you’ve been...
Pedestrian accidents occur across Connecticut, both in big cities and smaller towns. Being hit by a car can lead to severe injuries, lasting medical problems, and financial burdens that can be overwhelming. Understanding what to do after you have been injured as a...
Many people are eager to acknowledge and approach a dog in a public environment. They may cross the street to pet a dog on the other side of the road or may approach someone walking in a park with a dog to ask about the animal. Other times, encounters with dogs are...
Retail jobs may seem safe in comparison to industries like construction or manufacturing, but accidents and injuries do happen. Everyday tasks like stocking shelves, operating registers, and unloading shipments can lead to workplace injuries that require both physical...
Traumatic Brain Injuries After an Accident: Signs, Treatment, and Legal Options A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the most severe injuries a person can face after an accident. Often, the symptoms are not immediately apparent, leaving victims and their families...
Understanding the Risks of Black Ice in Connecticut Winters Winter driving in Connecticut brings its fair share of hazards, but black ice is one of the most dangerous threats on the road. Black ice is nearly invisible, forming a thin, transparent layer that blends in...
Teen drivers are more likely to be involved in car accidents than any other age group due to their inexperience, the prevalence of distractions in the Digital Age and the likelihood that teens will engage in risky behaviors while driving. In Connecticut, when a...