Connecticut Personal Injury Law Blog

Chronic illnesses and ongoing injuries can affect one's quality of life. Fortunately, motor vehicles often allow individuals to retain a sense of independence and freedom. You must realize, though, that medication may impair an individual's driving abilities.  The...

State and local authorities in Bridgeport, Connecticut, responded to the scene of a fiery crash on Interstate 95 early Saturday morning. A vehicle allegedly crashed head-on into a tractor-trailer while traveling the wrong way. In addition to reportedly injuring at...

Also called neonatal encephalopathy, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy occurs when a newborn baby in Connecticut does not get enough oxygen or the blood flow to the brain is less than normal. Deprivation of either blood or oxygen can damage the brain, causing...

It may seem as though you are constantly inundated with information meant to inform you (and others in Middlebury) of the dangers of using your cell phone while driving. Such awareness has no doubt help curb its usage, but it may also lead many to believe that such an...

The good news? Car accident fatalities are on the decline. The bad news? People who like to walk are in more danger than ever before. The latest statistics show more Connecticut pedestrians are dying in fatal accidents. The numbers Pedestrian fatalities in Connecticut...

Motor vehicle accidents are not uncommon in Connecticut, and children may suffer more severe injuries than adults in the event of a crash. Child safety seats help reduce the risk of serious injuries in the event of an accident if you install and use them correctly. ...

Truck accidents are some of the worst on the road. Whether the accident involves just the truck or other vehicles, it will result in terrible consequences. Lost time, production, money and lives are often the result of such an accident in Connecticut. To stop truck...

You may see large trucks on the road anywhere in Connecticut, and for the most part, these commercial vehicles are probably safe and well-maintained. However, even when trucking companies do the minimum to meet the federal safety standards, their vehicles may not...

The last week of October is an exciting one for children in Connecticut and elsewhere. While they are probably preoccupied with thoughts of dressing up and getting as much candy as possible, you may be more concerned with their safety. At the law office of Moore,...

Despite your best efforts to plan your drives around Connecticut, there could be times when you run into snarls of traffic that slow you down. That said, is it possible that you inadvertently contribute to traffic jams? The New York Times provides tips on how you can...