If you drive a newer vehicle, you likely use a dashboard screen for many everyday tasks. You may enter directions, adjust the temperature or choose music with a few taps. These features can make driving more convenient, but they also compete for your attention. Even a...
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Motor Vehicle Accidents
Can a broken traffic signal make the city liable for your crash?
A broken or dark traffic light can set the stage for a serious crash. If you were hit at an intersection where the signal was out or showing conflicting displays, you may be wondering whether the city that owns and maintains it bears any legal responsibility for what...
Are headaches and chronic pain catastrophic injuries?
When you think of catastrophic injuries caused by car accidents, you often imagine broken bones, burns and amputations. While these are correct examples, some injuries are less obvious but equally debilitating. Headaches and chronic pain, while hidden, fall under this...
How Connecticut’s negligence law affects your car accident claim
Car accidents happen in seconds, yet figuring out who caused them can take months. If you're dealing with a crash in Connecticut, you need to understand how the state's comparative negligence law will impact your case. This law determines how much money you can...
Protecting your rights as a passenger after a car crash
Much of the published guidance available that is related to car crashes focuses on the people operating motor vehicles. Drivers need to have a plan for how they intend to respond if a crash occurs. They need to be able to protect themselves legally and financially....
What Connecticut’s comparative negligence law means after a crash
Many people expect a straightforward process after a car crash. They want to file an insurance claim and receive generous compensation for their medical expenses, property damage losses and lost wages. Unfortunately, getting compensation after a crash can actually be...
What Connecticut residents need to know about ATV crashes
All-terrain vehicles or ATVs are particularly popular with young people and those who live in rural areas. Four-wheelers, three-wheelers, golf carts and even motorized dirt bikes allow people to explore outdoor areas and rapidly travel a large property. ATVs are...
3 essential pieces of evidence for truck accident claims
Motor vehicle accidents happen in Connecticut every single day, and thankfully, many of them are just fender-benders. However, when an accident involves a large commercial truck colliding with a passenger car, there is a higher chance of severe injuries and/or...
Femur fractures from motor vehicle accidents
Car accidents can cause Connecticut road users a wide range of injuries, from minor bruises to life-threatening conditions. Among the most severe injuries you can suffer from high-impact collisions are femur fractures. When under the tremendous forces of a car...
Distracted driving from cell phones increase fatal road accidents
Car accident fatalities are on the rise, especially in connection to distracted driving caused by people checking their phones. This rise in deaths caused by distracted driving in Connecticut has many people are interested in finding a solution. Across 25 states, more...

