With a relatively mild winter, Connecticut residents are out and about taking walks with children, grandchildren, and dogs. As a pedestrian, it is important to understand Connecticut laws regarding sidewalk safety. It is State law that when a pedestrian is standing in a crosswalk that motorists must stop to allow them to cross. If you … Keep reading…

If you or a loved one slipped and fell in a Connecticut store  or walkway, you may be able to still collect damages for your injuries even if signage was posted warning of the conditions.  Many people believe that just because there is a sign that the establishment is not liable, this is not always … Keep reading…

Connecticut slip and fall injuries are common, especially among older adults. In fact 28.7% of adults over the age of 65 reported falling in 2014. Of those 29 million falls, 7 million, or 24%, resulted in injuries. For older adults, a slip and fall injury could have long lasting effects including broken bones, soft tissue … Keep reading…

Slipping, falling and injuring yourself in a Connecticut slip and fall accident can have very serious and lasting consequences. The property’s owner may be liable for your injuries. If you are ever involving this type of accident, make sure you do the following: 1.) Report your accident injury to the owner or manager. The owner … Keep reading…

If you or a loved one were injured in a slip and fall accident, here are the most common types of injuries he or she can sustain: Head injuries. A head striking the ground, curb, shelf, or other structure can cause lifelong impairments and injuries. Concussions are now classified as traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Hip … Keep reading…