Your car accident settlement may be delayed due to issues like fault disputes, ongoing medical treatment, uncooperative insurance companies, or case complexity. Each of these factors can create roadblocks in your claim, especially when you’re trying to recover fair compensation after a serious crash. If your case feels like it’s going nowhere, a Groton car …
Personal injury settlements are not taxable in Connecticut as long as they relate to the recovery of a physical injury or illness. However, there are some exceptions. If you are subject to any of these, your personal injury settlement may be taxable in Connecticut. Get help from a personal injury lawyer, as they will work …
Being involved in a car accident can be a traumatic and confusing experience. In the aftermath, you may be dealing with injuries, vehicle damage, and mounting medical bills. While your immediate focus should be on your health and safety, it’s crucial to consider when to seek legal representation to protect your rights and interests. As …
The 51 percent rule means that an accident victim can still claim damages unless his or her percentage of fault was greater than 51 percent. If the court finds the plaintiff to be comparatively negligent, monetary damages will be reduced by his or her share of fault. If you are found to be more than …
After an accident, people suffer from pain, immobility and exhaustion as they struggle to recover from your injuries and treatment. You might even be sleepless from worry over the medical bills before they even arrive at your door. It is a vulnerable time, and the insurance companies know it. They may even approach with low …
Did you know that there are three different types of distracted driving? If you are a driver in Connecticut, or about to have a teen driver start driving, then it is important to know the different types of distracted driving. Typically whenever we think of distracted driving, there’s a tendency to only focus on cellphone …
Did you know that in the State of Connecticut a DUI/OUI conviction is punishable by fines, driver’s license suspension, and even time spent behind bars? Additionally, once you have served such criminal penalties, then you’ll have a permanent criminal record that can have a negative impact on not just your employment but also your education. …
Nowadays we are constantly leaving an electronic footprint behind due to our phones and laptops, but what about our vehicles. If you have purchased a new car in the last decade then it is likely that the car is equipped with some type of GPS/ Navigation software. This has led to electronic data being an …
