I Got Hit by a Company Vehicle in Connecticut. Who is Liable?
Connecticut businesses use vehicles in several ways, and each one can change the analysis on who is responsible and where we look for buckets to cover damages:
Connecticut businesses use vehicles in several ways, and each one can change the analysis on who is responsible and where we look for buckets to cover damages:
If a lawyer has not hired experts, picked a jury, made an argument in Court, and put on evidence, chances are you they cannot advise you properly.
Were you rear-ended in Connecticut? Learn how CT’s modified comparative negligence rule affects your claim in Norwich and New London County.
Discover how Chris Anderson turned a firm on the brink of collapse into a tech-forward, high-revenue practice through a $2M verdict and a “character-first” hiring model.
Anderson Trial Lawyers recently secured a $2.71 million jury verdict for an East Haddam man seriously injured in a 2019 Coventry car accident.
Has your insurance claim been denied in CT? Learn the common tactics insurers use to minimize payouts and how Connecticut law protects your right to fair compensation.
Commercial truck accidents can cause life-changing injuries and damages, due to the size of the vehicles and the speeds they are driven.
It’s impossible to put a dollar amount on the loss that occurs when a loved one dies in an accident, but wrongful death claims are filed with this intent.
When you’re injured in an accident, your first priority should be to focus on your medical recovery and getting back to your family obligations, your job and enjoyment of life’s activities. But the date you get injured due to someone else’s negligence starts an important clock: the clock governing your legal ability to file a personal injury claim.