The State of Connecticut has lowered its number of coronavirus cases dramatically. This is due to social distancing and people wearing masks out in public. As businesses continue to reopen, your employer may need you to come back to work. Unfortunately, doing so could increase your level of exposure to COVID-19. If you contract the … Read More
You may have a lot of questions after suffering an injury in an auto accident. One of those questions may be, “Do I need a personal injury lawyer, or should I work with the insurance company?” While working with the insurance company might seem like a more convenient option, there are many reasons why hiring … Read More
The coronavirus pandemic has halted the majority of businesses in Connecticut. Yet, certain businesses remain open. Governor Ned Lamont has classified them as essential. This includes legal and accounting services. Thus, law firms can remain open and conduct business. This is good news for people with ongoing personal injury litigation. Injured victims are often out … Read More
Most of us have never seen a global pandemic like the one currently raging across the world. The Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is a flu-like virus that is extremely contagious. To stop the spread of this deadly disease, businesses across the country shut down and sent employees home. For some employees, their work allows … Read More
Suffering a car accident miscarriage is devastating. In the blink of an eye, your future life with your child is over. When this happens, you may wonder how you will ever put your life back together again. While no amount of compensation could ever undo the harm done, you and your family should not have … Read More
After a car accident, you could face a lifetime of disability, financial stress and pain and suffering. If you are over the age of 65 and on Medicare, then you may not have the money you need to pay all of your medical expenses and long-term care costs. Thus, filing a personal injury lawsuit against … Read More
Christmas is one of the most active travel holidays of the year. This year, AAA estimates that around 115.6 million people are traveling for the holiday. However, there could potentially be even more travelers, increasing your risk for being involved in an auto accident. If this happens, then there are a few things you should … Read More
A recent report by the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) indicates that the number of pedestrian accident fatalities in the United States is at a 28-year high. In fact, pedestrian deaths have increased by 35% over the past decade. The majority of fatal pedestrian accidents occur after dark while crossing the street, especially in major cities where … Read More
After a collision, you may get caught up in the moment and forget to take action that could potentially improve your chances for recovering financial compensation. Common mistakes that can hurt your car accident case include: Not Exchanging Insurance Information The most common practice following an accident is to exchange information with the other driver. … Read More
In a recent study, AAA found that intersection fatalities caused by drivers running red lights is at a 10-year high. According to the latest figures, a deadly intersection crash happens every twelve hours across the country. This means that two people die per day in the U.S. due to drivers running red lights. Sadly, passengers … Read More
