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…

Teen drivers are often at the greatest risk of getting into a Connecticut auto accident.  Teens are susceptible to driving faster and in a riskier way than drivers over the age of 20 because they are often immature and inexperienced.  Even as these factors play a part in how safe a teen driver is, it … Keep reading…

A 35-year old woman in Waterbury recently turned herself in after hitting a pedestrian and then running from the scene of the accident.  The pedestrian suffered severe injuries and the woman is facing steep criminal charges.   Sadly, these types of Connecticut auto accidents are all too common and can lead to serious injury or death … Keep reading…

Warmer temperatures bring more chances to head to the pool and go for a swim to cool off.  What better way to do it than with a nice dip at your community pool.  As any parent knows though, there are some serious chances for Connecticut personal injuries at a pool. Keeping your kids safe at … Keep reading…

June is National Safety Month.  Safety can mean a whole host of things for you and your family.  Keeping yourself and your family safe from Connecticut auto accidents, slip and fall accidents, bike accidents, and so much more.   Taking the time this month to review some of the things that can keep you safe will … Keep reading…

Summer is almost upon us and that means more time at the playground for our kiddos.  There are very few things in the world that light up a child’s face like a trip to the playground.  For parents though, the playground can be a place where you are faced with the reality that your child … Keep reading…