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July 17, 2021NewsadminNo Comments

Greenwich police ID woman killed in Lake Avenue crash

Police on Thursday identified the victim of a fatal car crash this week on Lake Avenue as a 52-year-old town resident. Serena Bechtel was driving north on Lake Avenue on Tuesday night when her 2013 Chevy Suburban left the road and hit a wall and then a…

July 17, 2021NewsadminNo Comments

Teen killed in overnight Trumbull crash

A 17-year-old boy from Bridgeport was killed in a one-car crash that happened in Trumbull early Wednesday morning. The unidentified teen was the driver and only person in the vehicle when he crashed on Old Town Road, between Quarry Road and White Plains Road, around…

July 17, 2021Workers CompensationadminNo Comments

What is the Purpose of Workers Compensation?

In Connecticut, many workers receive injuries in the workplace and choose to file for worker’s compensation. An understanding of workers compensation and the purpose it serves can help while filing the claim. Purpose of Workers Compensation in Connecticut Workers’ compensation provides employees who are injured…

July 10, 2021Personal InjuryadminNo Comments

9 Most Common Mistakes in Personal Injury Claims

If you’ve been in an accident and obtained a serious injury, you may be able to make a personal injury claim against the person/ company responsible for the accident or injury. To help your case, avoid making common mistakes when filing a claim. The following…

April 20, 2021Personal InjuryadminNo Comments

Types of Damages in Personal Injury Cases

Personal injury accidents commonly occur. These accidents often seriously effect the victim’s life through serious injuries, property damage, loss of wages etc. Hiring a personal injury attorney is essential to recovering the highest rightful compensation for the injuries you received. One of the most critical…

April 12, 2021Construction AccidentadminNo Comments

Construction Site Safety Tips by Connecticut Construction Accident Attorney

Each year, thousands of injuries and many fatal accidents occur on construction sites. These accidents often involve the operator, but over half involve people on the ground – spotters, co-workers, and laborers. It is particularly important to follow construction site safety measures to avoid accidents and…

January 29, 2021Personal Injury, UncategorizedadminNo Comments

Tips to Remember When Suing a Retail Store for Injuries

Sometimes a little retail therapy is the perfect antidote to a dreary day. When we’re feeling anxious, stressed or simply ill, shopping can lift our mood. But if we’re not paying attention to our surroundings at all times, retail stores can also be places where…

January 29, 2021Personal Injury, UncategorizedadminNo Comments

The Link Between Slip and Fall Accidents and Brain Injuries

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) states that falling is the most common cause of traumatic brain injury. Slip and fall accidents, no matter where, how, when and why they occur, can result in strains, fractures, paralysis or painful misalignment of most any area of…

January 29, 2021Personal Injury, UncategorizedadminNo Comments

Injuries Due to Sporting Goods Store Negligence

The American Medical Association, and almost all medical professionals, will tell you that it’s imperative that we move our bodies to stay healthy. Whether it’s walking, running, hiking, mountain climbing or simply dancing to your favorite music, we need specific clothing and sports equipment to…

January 29, 2021Medical Malpractice, UncategorizedadminNo Comments

Smoking-Related Fires Are a Real Threat to Nursing Home Patients.

It’s Time to Put Out the Fire The U.S. Fire Administration, based on data coming from several sources, has indicated that the leading cause of residential fires that result in fatalities in older adults is smoking. The U.S. Surgeon General stated that the older adult…

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