Probably the single most common occurrence that results from being injured in a Car Accident in Connecticut or in other areas of the country is the injury known as whiplash. Whiplash is a term that is often overused. Basically, whiplash occurs when a driver is rear-ended in a car accident. The body experiences unnatural motion …
Car Accidents in Connecticut and Other States
Connecticut Has a Lot of Interstate Traffic, Which Affects Accident Liability Connecticut’s unique size leads many citizens to drive beyond Connecticut’s borders on a regular basis. For citizens of Danbury, where I maintain an office, many cross the New York-Connecticut border daily; those closer to my Waterbury office may cross the Northern border with Massachusetts. …
In Connecticut, Motor-Vehicle Accidents Can Take Many Forms
There Are Many Ways to Be Injured in a Motor-Vehicle Accident in Connecticut; Here Are Just a Few The state of Connecticut has literally thousands of miles of roads, avenues and highways, ranging from sleepy suburban streets to the often-congested I-95 corridor. You’ll also find all kinds of motor vehicles traversing this state, including small …
Missed Doctor Visits Can Hurt Your Car Accident Case
If you are injured in an accident you should know the basics in order to protect your rights. Connecticut is a state where you can receive compensation for injuries that you receive when involved in a car accident. The injuries that you receive, through the negligence of another person, are classified as economic and non-economic …
Negligence in Car Accidents & Its Impact on Injury Cases
Negligence In A Car Accident And Its Effect On Your Personal Injury Case The majority of accidents happen because someone was not following the rules of the road or being careless while driving. Generally speaking, if two drivers were involved in an accident andDriver A was more careless thanDriverB, thenDriverA must pay for some if …
Injured in a Car Accident? You May Be Able to Sue the State
Most motor vehicle accidents in Connecticut can be attributed to the negligence of one or more drivers. Someone doesn’t look into his rear-view mirror before changing lanes; a distracted driver isn’t able to apply his brakes in time; a motorist is cut off when the person to his right foolishly attempts to make a left …
