A visit to the doctor’s office may already be an anxiety inducing experience for you which can be worsened by disabilities or cultural differences you may have that have caused you to make concessions in the past to visit a provider.  You should not have to do that and you can make your doctors visit … Keep reading…

If you’re driving down I-95 anywhere in the state of Connecticut, you know that it is heavily populated with trucks.  Trucks are a lifeblood of our economy, transporting goods throughout the United States efficiently.  They are also very dangerous vehicles to have on the road and lead to nearly 10% of all highway fatalities according … Keep reading…

If you’ve broken a bone due to a traumatic accident you have already gone through a lot and if that injury is compounded by a deviation of the standard of care by your medical provider it may be considered Connecticut medical malpractice.   Injuries to your bones can be serious and long lasting. In fact, they … Keep reading…

While many of us were at home during quarantine due to COVID-19 restrictions, the roads were not nearly as busy, so you might assume that there were not as many accidents that led to fatalities.  Unfortunately, your assumption would be wrong. In fact, last year was the deadliest year for drivers since 2007.  The National … Keep reading…

Cities and towns often provide resources for residents to enjoy the parks in their communities and other amenities for people to enjoy. Parks can vary in amenities offered and can provide great fun in many different ways.  However, they can also present safety issues in a variety of ways.  Below we will look at some … Keep reading…

In a call to gather, everyone is ready to get back together again and spend quality time with loved ones celebrating the fact that our country is back on track after a long year and a half battle with COVID-19.   Celebrations throughout our state will be had to welcome long overdue visits from family members … Keep reading…