The month of December has been designated by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) as National Drunk and Drugged Driving Month.  While it is important to help limit Connecticut auto accidents each month, during the month of December the numbers of incidents that involve drunk or drugged driving increase and it is a good time to … Keep reading…

You may have heard someone say this early in the morning; “Don’t talk to me until I’ve had my coffee.”  Many people rely on caffeine as a way to wake up in the morning and get their bodies moving to shake off the sleep of the night before.  There are a wide range of people … Keep reading…

Last month the United States Congress completed work on and passed a bi-partisan infrastructure bill that will invest over a trillion dollars into U.S. infrastructure.  The bill was signed by President Biden.  Along with the investments this bill will make in roads, bridges, trains, and planes, there is also a provision in the law that … Keep reading…

Each fall the Leapfrog Group releases a list of hospitals and grades them based on a set group of criteria.  This year, given the stress that was placed on hospital staff due to the COVID-19 pandemic the results were great for some area hospitals while others missed the mark. While grades for hospitals don’t typically … Keep reading…

There are a wide array of things that can put you in an unsafe position when you’re driving a car, but there aren’t many as dangerous as driving while drowsy.  Drowsy driving can lead to a Connecticut auto accident quickly and abruptly.  That’s why it is important for you to know the signs that you … Keep reading…

The holiday season is coming upon us quickly and as some things begin to return to pre-pandemic norms you may be considering having a holiday party or get-together at your home.  You may be considering what type of food to serve, who to invite, and whether or not you will provide alcohol to your guests.  … Keep reading…