After a surgery at the West Haven VA, Eric March began to have tenderness and pain in his abdomen which came along with a fever.  He sought medical attention at a hospital other than the VA and it was determined that he had a perforated abdomen which led to his bowels leaking into his abdomen … Keep reading…

You may have done this in the past, gotten behind the wheel while yawning and feeling like you were a little bit tired.  You may not have thought anything about it thinking that it’s just a short drive home and you can drink a cup of coffee to keep yourself awake. The truth is, driving … Keep reading…

The summer is a great time to lace up your sneakers and head out for a walk.  Whether you’re walking along the boardwalk by the beach or along Main St. safety should be your number 1 priority so you can avoid a Connecticut pedestrian accident.   According to the National Highway Traffic Authority (NHTSA) there was … Keep reading…

Whether you are a cyclist or a motorcycle rider, if you drive a car or an 18-wheeler, we all have a responsibility to each other to ensure that we are taking every safety precaution we can to avoid a Connecticut auto accident.   Each year fatalities occur within every category of persons using the road.  It … Keep reading…

There is nothing nicer than hopping on your motorcycle and hitting the open road.  The feeling of a long motorcycle ride is a one of a kind feeling and everyone should experience it in their lifetime.   Riding a motorcycle can be exhilarating, but it can also be dangerous.  Avoiding a Connecticut motorcycle accident will ensure … Keep reading…

Your health and well-being are ultimately your responsibility.  In order to protect yourself you must take your health into your own hands.  While a Connecticut medical malpractice case may come down to an error by a doctor or nurse or other medical provider, there are some things you can do to ensure that your medical … Keep reading…