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What if the driver that hit you has no insurance?
In a motor vehicle collision involving two insured drivers, the driver at fault uses their auto insurance to pay for damages. The other driver may also use their own insurance to cover accident-related expenses. This is the common and—in many cases—most ideal scenario. But what…
Can One Spouse Retain Their Pension In Full After A Divorce?
Divorce is often a very stressful and traumatic experience. Even the person who files for divorce may struggle to deal with their emotions. One of the ways that people get through the divorce process is by focusing on the future. They imagine their life after…
Parental Alienation? Take Action To Protect Your Child
As you and your spouse begin the process of divorce, your children might find it hard to cope with family changes. During this time, they may be at risk of parental alienation. This harmful event occurs when one parent attempts to influence the child against…
The Impact Of Climate Change On Workplace Injuries And Compensation
Climate change affects many aspects of life, including job safety. Knowing how climate change impacts work injuries and workers’ comp claims is crucial for employers and employees. How climate change affects work injuries Climate change can increase severe weather occurrences, raising the risk of work…
Your essential checklist for a smooth Connecticut home purchase
The thrill of house hunting can quickly turn into a maze of complexities. With the right knowledge and expert guidance, you can confidently navigate the path to homeownership, turning potential pitfalls into stepping stones. Ready to unlock the secrets of a smooth property purchase? Let’s…
Connecticut’s Dram Shop Act: Scope And Limitations
When a car accident involves an impaired driver, many might assume the driver is at fault. While that is true in most cases, there are certain situations where bars and restaurants may be liable as well. Connecticut law holds these businesses accountable if they serve…
What to do if a co-parent interferes with the custody schedule?
Sharing custody means adopting a specific parenting schedule. The parents either meet regularly at a pre-designated location to exchange custody or drop the children off at one another’s houses. A custody schedule should be predictable, as parents need to follow the terms that were approved…
Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Remote Work Injuries?
The rise of remote work transformed traditional workplace dynamics. Now that the boundaries between home and work blur, remote workers sometimes question their rights to compensation for injuries. This shift adds more complexity to workers’ compensation claims, making it even more important for you to…
3 Common Issues That Can Delay Your Home Closing
You’ve conducted the inspection, made a successful offer and secured the mortgage. Now, all that is left is closing on the home and moving in. Unfortunately, there are several potential issues that can arise even after you choose a closing date. No homebuyer wants to…
How To Stay Safe While Driving On Snowy Roads
Winter in Connecticut paints a beautiful picture, but the weather can also turn roads into slippery challenges. If you’ve experienced the dangers of driving in snow, you know how snowy roads can be dangerous. In 2021, over 121,000 motor vehicle crashes were linked to snow…
Keeping The Family Home: What Factors Do Courts Consider?
When a court finalizes a divorce, annulment or legal separation, it has the power to divide the couple’s property between them. This includes the ability to transfer ownership of real estate – like the family home – from one spouse to the other or even…
What is the appeals process for a denied SSDI application?
Working professionals in Connecticut make regular contributions toward Social Security. The funds sent to the Social Security Administration (SSA) help support several important benefit programs. There are retirement benefits available to professionals who have ceased working full-time after years of gainful employment. There are also…
When does side work become workers’ comp fraud in Connecticut?
Dealing with workers’ compensation can feel like walking on a tightrope. You are trying to recover from an injury, manage your finances and even maintain some level of productivity. You might find yourself wondering: at what point does picking up a side job cross the…
How the new real estate agent rules affect home buyers
The National Association of Realtors agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement in March 2024 to resolve a class-action lawsuit. As a result, the real estate industry instituted new rules on how home buyers, sellers and agents handle commissions and home listings. The new rules took…
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