There were not as many motorists taking to Connecticut’s roadways in 2020, but this did not lead to declines in pedestrian deaths, as you might expect. Instead, the number of pedestrians dying on the state’s roads rose during this time, raising questions about what...
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Review the Connecticut auto accident injury laws
After an auto accident injury, you may become overwhelmed with the cost of medical bills. You may experience chronic pain or be unable to work. If another driver was at fault for the accident that caused your injuries, you may be able to sue for monetary damages in...
Connecticut roads require a constant state of maintenance
Car accidents can happen for near-countless reasons, and solo crashes stretch that list even further. It’s not always apparent where to turn for help when there isn’t another driver involved, and you may have to look to the state for answers. 2019 saw around 11,000...
3 things to know about the child car seat law
If you are a parent, then you probably already know the safest way for your child to ride in a vehicle is in a car seat. There have been many studies and a lot of research into this area in an attempt to ensure that laws regarding child seat use are in line with what...
How to spot a drunk driver
Drivers in Connecticut have a responsibility to operate their vehicle in a manner that keeps themselves and other drivers safe on the road. If someone is driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, this puts everyone else in harm’s way. People should be able to...
Jury comes to a record $15M verdict over tractor-trailer crash
When a tractor-trailer operated by a negligent driver struck a motorist from behind, the result was one of the largest award verdicts in the history of the state of Connecticut. According to Transportation Nation Network, a jury awarded a 50-year-old man and his...
How to handle an accident scene without police
Always call the police when you are in a car accident. Their official report is vital to your future. It helps determine guilt and who pays for any claims. It has a major impact on your insurance rates and legal driving status. But what if police are...
The pedestrian death toll continues to climb
Over the past quarter-century, residents in Connecticut have shown a greater interest in staying active than before. People are also biking and walking more often to locations for fitness, financial and environmental reasons. Unfortunately, the increase of pedestrians...
Is your car a Lynchburg lemon?
Lynchburg, Virginia, car buyers who have too many problems with their new car or truck may be able to get relief under Virginia's "lemon law." A dealer typically will not want to replace a vehicle but can offer to fix a recurring problem, sometimes over and over. It...
Man wins suit after falling in icy apartment complex parking lot
When a debilitating or painful slip-and-fall injury occurs on a snow- or ice-covered property in Connecticut, the harmed individual may file a legal action to seek relief. The owner of a property is liable if he or she neglected to maintain the premises in a safe...