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Picture this: You have stopped at a stop sign or red light in accordance with the traffic laws of Connecticut, when all of a sudden, something slams into the back of your vehicle, and your head and neck are sent cracking forward, then back in…
After suffering an injury through no fault of your own, it is important that you understand the Connecticut statute of limitations for personal injury claims. Whether you were hit by a negligent driver in Bridgeport or you suffered a fall due to a dangerous condition…
Across Connecticut, roadway construction zones are a common sight. Especially in the summer, drivers have grown accustomed to having to stop and wait their turn when passing through these work zones. While these projects are necessary for the economy and infrastructure, they can create hazards,…
While people might not think of parking lots as inherently dangerous environments, in Connecticut, accidents take place in these settings nearly every day. Whether you live in Hartford, Niantic, Middletown, or Groton, if you suffer due to a dangerous condition in a parking lot, it…
When Connecticut starts to warm up, swimming pools become a popular destination for residents across the state. Whether the pool is in a friend’s backyard in Hartford or is a community pool in North Haven, when injuries, drowning, and death occur, you may be entitled…
There are thousands of hotels and resorts peppered throughout the state of Connecticut, offering glorious ocean views, luxurious getaways, and memories you will cherish for the rest of your life. Unfortunately, these properties do not come without hazards, and should you suffer injuries, it is…
All drivers need to understand Connecticut car accident & rental car coverage. Connecticut law requires all drivers to have auto insurance, and this insurance will cover damages a driver causes in an accident. If another driver caused your recent accident, you may be able to…
Many people visit Connecticut and rent cars during their stay, and others rely on rental cars when their own vehicles need to be repaired. Accidents involving rental cars can occur for the same reasons as all other accidents. In Connecticut, rental car accidents can potentially…
In Connecticut, car accident passenger rights are generally the same as drivers’ rights after they are injured due to the negligence of others. Resolving the legal aftermath of any car accident can be challenging, and determining fault is a crucial first step in any such…
Every driver in Connecticut is required to obey posted traffic signals and road signs, and every driver is expected to understand the right-of-way when navigating heavy traffic. But what are the right-of-way laws in Connecticut? Drivers must understand how motor vehicle traffic is meant to…
Dealing with auto insurance can be challenging after a car accident, and many drivers have trouble understanding PIP coverage after a car accident in Connecticut. In most no-fault states, Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is a strict requirement with a no-fault auto insurance policy, but Connecticut…
If you are injured in a car accident, you may be unable to work until you recover. If another driver caused the accident, you have the right to claim compensation for any economic and non-economic losses you suffered because of their negligence. If you will…
Many drivers are investing in dashcams, and you should know how dashcam footage can help your CT car accident case. In Connecticut, any accident that involves multiple drivers is resolved on a fault basis, meaning the driver who caused the accident is liable for the…
Connecticut law requires every driver to have auto insurance, and a policy must meet minimum requirements for bodily injury liability coverage, property damage liability coverage, and uninsured motorist coverage. When it comes to what to know about Connecticut uninsured motorist coverage, drivers should understand that…