Category: Personal Injury

Can I Sue a Truck Driver’s Company for My Injuries?

Posted on 10/27/23

With high medical bills and lost earning capacity after a truck accident, you might wonder if a Connecticut truck accident attorney can help you pursue compensation from the trucking company for your case. You may be able to sue the trucking company to pursue compensation. You Can Sue a Trucking Company After a Truck Accident


Proving Damages in Connecticut Wrongful Death Claims

Posted on 09/04/23

If your loved one recently passed away because of another person’s negligence, money may be the furthest thought from your mind. While a wrongful death claim won’t bring your loved one back, it can help you and your family move forward from this tragic incident.  Successful wrongful death claims hinge on proving damages. You won’t



Understanding Wrongful Death Claims from Catastrophic Injury

Posted on 08/08/23

Finding out your loved one has passed away from a catastrophic injury can be devastating. But knowing someone else’s negligence caused their accident can be even worse. How do you proceed after a catastrophic injury case resulting in wrongful death? Even though a wrongful death claim won’t bring your loved one back, it can help



How to Determine Fault in a Construction Accident in CT

Posted on 07/17/23

Construction workers perform some of the highest-risk jobs in Connecticut. Slip-and-falls, electrocutions, and impacts from heavy objects are among the common causes of construction injuries. If you or your loved one suffered injuries during a construction project, your first question may be, “Who’s responsible?” A Connecticut construction accident attorney can help you determine fault in


Common Mistakes to Avoid in Connecticut Personal Injury Claims

Posted on 07/14/23

Did you suffer an injury in Connecticut? You’re probably already aware of your right to claim compensation for medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and other accident-related costs. However, your actions after an injury can have a major impact on the process and outcome of your case. Many people can fall into common pitfalls with