Summer is here, and the open road beckons. The summer months are a peak time for vacations, trips to the beach, family visits — and car accidents. While it’s true that statistically, higher road congestion leads to more vehicle crashes, summer car accidents can be prevented. Check out our five summer driving tips. 1. Stay
As a car accident victim in Connecticut, you may expect reimbursement for medical expenses, missed days at work, and other tangible accident-related costs. Another, and often larger, part of your settlement will depend on compensation for pain and suffering. So what counts as pain and suffering after a car crash in Connecticut, and what
Even a minor fender bender can lead to severe injuries, and you might not realize the damage until a thorough doctor’s examination. A head injury can lead to permanent brain damage and significantly affect your quality of life. If you are ever in a car accident, seeking medical treatment as soon as possible is
