After six months of being away from riding the bus to a school building, students are now returning and may need a refresher on bus safety. Riding the bus safely to school can help students avoid a Connecticut bus accident.
When your children are getting ready to return to school by riding the bus, here are some safety protocols to go over with them before their first day.
Out of one million Connecticut residents, about 13 will suffer a fatal accident while walking along a street this year.
A TBI, or a “traumatic brain injury,” is among the most serious injuries that can occur from an accident. A TBI is a complicated type of injury that can cause major changes in functionality and in personality. The healing process for a traumatic brain injury is different.
Every year, over a million weather-related vehicle crashes occur, leading to thousands of deaths and almost half a million injuries.
Every year, more than 25,000 Connecticut residents are injured in roadway accidents.
Most of us have slipped and fallen at some point in our lives. Often, these accidents occur because of untied shoelaces, distractions, or plain clumsiness. Others may be due to a hazardous condition on someone else's property but do not result in a serious injury. Intuitively, people generally understand that neither of these situations justifies pursuing a claim. But when is a slip and fall legally actionable?
Spring break is a time that the whole family can enjoy. Kids look forward to being off school and parents have the opportunity to plan fun vacations to go skiing, see the beach, go to theme parks, or other adventures.
As a motorcycle rider, Attorney Jim Walker of our office knows, while riding a motorcycle can be exciting and fun, it also injures tens of thousands of people each year.
