We don’t often worry about getting a Connecticut slip and fall injury in the summer months.  This type of injury is often paired with the dangerous ice and snow conditions of the winter.  It is not just winter when slip and fall accidents happen and you should be vigilant year round. Many times during the … Keep reading…

On Memorial Day 2020 there was tremendous uncertainty surrounding Memorial Day weekend.  It was the first major holiday since the start of the pandemic and public health officials were recommending against travel of any kind.  Even visits to family or friends inside the State of Connecticut were considered risky. This year, the situation is significantly … Keep reading…

There is nothing more joyful than having a newborn baby and bringing her home from the hospital for the first time.  The smile on her face, the warm loving embrace of a new life ready to tackle the world head on.  There is nothing you wouldn’t do as her parent to keep her safe and … Keep reading…

After nearly two decades of the “Slow Down, Move Over” Law being in effect in Connecticut, drivers continue to be reminded that this is not only the safe thing to do to avoid a Connecticut auto accident but it is also required by law.  This law was implemented to ensure the safety of first responders … Keep reading…

A recent study by a physician at Massachusetts General Hospital found that distracted driving laws have a direct impact on the death rate of teens who are involved in auto accidents.   In all, 46 states have some sort of distracted driving law on the books.  Forty of those states, including Connecticut, allow law enforcement officers … Keep reading…

Let’s cut right to the chase. There is one thing you can do to put yourself at the greatest risk of a Connecticut auto accident and that is using your cellphone while driving.  Whether you’re texting and driving, talking and driving, changing the music and driving, or any other activity you might be using your … Keep reading…