Motor Vehicle Accidents

If you have a policy described as “full coverage”, it can be reassuring when you find yourself in an accident. In practice, however, there are limits to these plans that are worth knowing about. The limits of full coverage Insurers and consumers often use “full...

Car accidents happen every day, but a collision involving a truck can feel completely different. Trucks are bigger, heavier, and follow different rules on the road. Understanding these differences can help you recognize why the aftermath of a truck crash may be more...

Delivery vehicles help to make modern life convenient. From individuals using their personal vehicles to deliver groceries as a side job to professionals operating fleet vehicles for package delivery companies, there are more delivery vehicles on the road than ever...

People understand that certain car crash injuries tend to be quite expensive. People who lose limbs due to traumatic amputations know they need significant compensation to offset their losses. Brain injuries, spinal cord injuries and other catastrophic injuries...

Human error is the leading cause of motor vehicle collisions. Frequently, those errors are relatively obvious and therefore preventable. Drivers know it is not safe to get behind the wheel after drinking or to text while driving. They overestimate their skill or...

After a long workweek, hitting the open road on your motorcycle might seem like the perfect escape. But a few minutes of wind in your hair, riding helmet-free, may not be worth the consequences of an accident. This is especially true if your livelihood is heavily...

Motor vehicle collisions occur for many different reasons. Some crashes are the result of intoxication or distracted driving. Occasionally, issues with vehicles, including defective components or delayed maintenance, might result in critical vehicle systems failing in...

May marks Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. This makes it the perfect time for Connecticut riders to refresh their knowledge on essential safety practices. Whether you're a seasoned rider or just starting, these tips can help you have a safer journey. 1. Always wear...

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...

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...