As summer is here, temperatures are about to change and that means that it is time to make sure your car is as safe as it possibly can be with the warmer weather. One particular area that should be addressed to help you avoid a Connecticut auto accident is the health of your tires.
One Florida woman was having a pretty bad day when she claimed she was “following her GPS” only to drive through a Portland, Maine police station parking garage and down a flight of stairs. Police said it was not her GPS that led her astray, but rather it was her excessive blood alcohol level that contributed to the acciden
There are many ways that you may find yourself needing to file a Connecticut workers’ compensation claim while you’re at work. Injuries at work are common and often happen due to a variety of different types of workplace situations. While there are many ways to get injured, there are a few common incidents that may lead to a broken bone and it is important for you to know what the circumstances are so that you can make sure you are on the lookout for them as you are working.
If you’ve been watching the news you know that there has been and continues to be a deadly trend happening throughout our state and country. Opioids are used as a pain killer for those that may be recovering from injuries or surgeries and they can become extremely addictive. If misused, they can lead to overdose and death.
Over the past two years we have heard the term comorbidity a lot when it comes to risk of contracting COVID-19. Before vaccines were readily available for instance there was a higher risk that if someone was obese that they may contract a more serious form of the illness and had a greater risk of death. Comorbidity is not a new term, but it has been introduced into common language over the last few years.
You may have read on this page and many others throughout our website about the experienced and board certified Connecticut workers’ compensation attorneys that work at our firm. We are proud and honored to have such experienced professionals on our team.
An annual report issued by Traveler’s Insurance revealed when most workplace injuries occur. Over 1/3 of all workplace injuries occur in an employee’s first year on the job. The study found that it didn’t matter the experience level of the employee or the age of the employee. This finding indicates that there is some work to be done to avoid
A new report has issued scathing data on the lack of safety at Amazon warehouses and claims that Amazon workers are twice as likely to experience a serious injury then those who work at warehouses of similar size and capacity. These injuries, which occurred during 2021 may lead to a Connecticut workers’ compensation claim against Amazon and are a serious problem for the company who has pledged to be the “Ea
Now that the weather has warmed up there are plenty of riders who have hopped onto their bikes and headed out on to the road for a favorite spring pastime. There is something invigorating and wonderful about riding your bike when the weather warms up, but if you’re not taking the appropriate precautions it may also lead to a Connecticut bicycle accident injury and eliminate your ability to ride for the rest of the spring and summer.
We’re getting to that time of year when the weather is warming up and the hot temperatures will be here before you know it. Discomfort due to heat and distractions when things go wrong in your vehicle can lead to a Connecticut auto accident if you’re not aware of these things and don’t get them handled before the weather heats up. Taking a few minutes to address the small things that can become big problems in the summer months with your vehicle will help keep you safe no matter
The state of Connecticut does not require adult motorcycle drivers to wear helmets which presents a number of risks for riders. If you were to ever get into a Connecticut motorcycle accident and get injured, not wearing a helmet could lead to one of the most significant injuries that any motorcycle rider could experience on a bike.
