Working Hard for the Hardworking People of Connecticut

January 2024

When Is The Weather Too Bad For Riding Your Motorcycle?

Many hardcore motorcycle riders will tell you that there is no weather that they won’t ride in and while they probably deep down inside mean it, there are certain weather conditions that are not conducive to riding safely.  While you can get into a Connecticut motorcycle accident in any weather condition, even a beautifully sunny day, there are some weather conditions that are less favorable to safety than others.

Are There Any Restrictions On Older Drivers Renewing Their Driver's Licenses in Connecticut?

The age range of drivers in the state of Connecticut is quite wide.  In fact, teenagers can get their license to drive and keep it all the way up until they are no longer physically able to drive.  Some states require older drivers, those over the age of 65 years old, to follow some specific guidelines for their license renewal such as a vision test or other driver safety exams.  The Nutmeg State has no such restrictions on license renewals for older drivers.

These Five Safety Tips Will Help Your Teen Avoid A Connecticut Car Accident

Many teens are on the road now and they are among the most inexperienced drivers among us.  It is critical to help them understand the rules of the road and to teach them about safety precautions that they can take when they get behind the wheel so they can avoid getting into a Connecticut car accident and causing injury or property damage to themselves or others who they are sharing the road with.  

When Improper Use Of A Ladder Leads To A Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Claim

There are many professions that you might associate with ladders.  Construction workers are known to use ladders to perform their roles.  Landscapers might use ladders to clear off debris from roofs and gutters.  Ladders are sometimes used by painters and plumbers to perform the duties of their jobs.   Did you know that ladders are used in a lot of professions, even some that aren’t technically considered the “trades?”