Personal Injury

Injury claims, car and pedestrian accidents, catastrophic injury.

Slipped on Wet Leaves in Connecticut? Who’s Responsible Depends on Where You Fell

Short answer: If you slipped on wet leaves in Connecticut and got hurt, you may have a claim — but where you fell changes almost everything about it. A fall at a store, a fall at someone’s home, and a fall on a town sidewalk follow three different sets of rules, and one of them

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Amputation and Catastrophic Injury Claims in Bridgeport: What Connecticut Law Lets You Recover

An amputation changes everything at once — how you work, how you move through your own home, how you picture the next thirty years. In the days afterward, most people are not thinking about a legal claim. They are thinking about surgery, about their family, about whether they will keep their job. But Connecticut law

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