In order to file a personal injury claim in Connecticut, an injury needs to have occurred and you need to have reasonable proof that the injury was a result of someone’s negligence. So whether you were injured during a car accident, or may have been bitten by someone else’s dog, there needs to be an …
1. Trips, Slips And Falls Slips, trips and falls account for one third of all personal injuries in the workplace, and they’re a top cause of all workers’ compensation claims. The types of injuries incurred include head, back and neck injuries, broken bones, cuts, sprains and pulled muscles. The most common reasons for falls in the …
CAR ACCIDENT CLAIMS Car accident claims are by far the most common of personal injury claims in the U.S. Millions of Americans are injured in car accidents every year. Unfortunately, many of these accidents are the result of the negligence of another driver. Often, victims will decide to file personal injury lawsuits to help them …
How Long for an Accident Settlement is as Varied as Collisions Are Accident victims want to know how long for an accident settlement in Connecticut. The answers vary, like the accidents that start the claims. The statute of limitations in CT, allows claimants to file up to two years from the date of the injury. …
When a workplace accident is disabling, who pays worker’s bills? Who pays for the medical costs that are piling up? Businesses pay large amounts of money into workplace safety programs, but accidents still happen. In fact, the US Bureau of labor statistics reported 2.7 million work related non-fatal injuries and illnesses in 2020. Know Your …
Abstract of Title: A chronological summary of all official records and recorded documents affecting the title to a portion of real property. Ad Litem: A Latin term meaning for the purposes of the lawsuit. A guardian “ad litem” may be appointed by a court to stand in on another’s behalf—someone who is incapable of representing him or …
What is Product Liability? The definition of product liability is a manufacturer’s or seller’s liability for any damages or injuries suffered as a result of a defective product. The law of product liability provides for financial reparation for product related injury to people or their property. It applies in instances where insufficient level of someone …
