Connecticut is grappling with a concerning trend — a significant increase in wrong-way driver crashes. The repercussions of these incidents are not only tragic but also pose a growing threat to public safety. In recent years, the state has seen a surge in wrong-way...
Connecticut Personal Injury Law Blog
What if I am partially responsible for my slip-and-fall accident?
Slip-and-fall accidents can happen to anyone, anywhere. If you find yourself partially responsible for such an incident, you likely wonder about the implications and how they might affect your situation. The concept of shared responsibility Connecticut law...
How patients can protect themselves from prescription errors
People place a lot of trust in healthcare practitioners, largely due to their extensive training and oath to do no harm. However, it’s crucial to keep in mind that even these highly skilled professionals can occasionally make mistakes. Medication or dosage errors are...
Are “follow” drivers always at fault for rear-end crashes?
Many different types of collisions occur with some regularity in Connecticut. One of the most common types is a rear-end collision. One car strikes another by overtaking it due to higher speeds or otherwise failing to stop in time. Sometimes, people don't give such...
Can you hold a student driver liable for your car crash injuries?
Although experienced drivers also get into motor vehicle accidents, those just learning to drive are more likely to make mistakes that can lead to car crashes. A common uncertainty of injury victims in this situation is whether they can hold the negligent driver...
Misdiagnosis of cancer may have grave consequences
Cancer is a formidable adversary that affects millions of lives worldwide. Early diagnosis is often the key to effective treatment and increased survival rates. However, when doctors misdiagnose cancer, the consequences can be devastating for patients and their...
What are common factors behind car accidents?
A motor vehicle accident can have devastating consequences for drivers, passengers and their families. While there may be many contributing factors to an accident, a few common causes stand out among the majority of accidents. Understanding the factors may allow...
Driving is a privilege and a responsibility
People need a license to drive because it is a privilege, not a right. The Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) requires individuals to apply for a learner’s permit before getting a license. They can only obtain a learner’s permit once they pass a vision and...
Who will pay for the medical expenses after a car accident?
Car accidents can cause severe damage to the human body and to property. Injuries could include broken bones, organ failure or even traumatic brain injury. The victim may not have the physical capacity to return to work, and they lose wages as a result. Their medical...
Deadly distracted driving continues
Seasoned drivers consider operating their motor vehicles as second nature. Long after earning their permit and formal license, driving became second nature to them. For some, the attention they once took to their surroundings waned, resulting in serious accidents...