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Proving Fault in a Slip and Fall Case

A blog post about the legal process of proving who is at fault when you slip and fall and what can ruin your chances of recovering damages fully.

When Is the Government Liable for a Bike Accident?

A blog post overviewing the possible dangers on the road a government can be liable for if they cause a bike accident.

Connecticut Jury Awards $2M to Man Who Fell Down Stairs, Fractured Skull

A blog post about a case out of Stamford, CT in which a man who was renting rooms from the defendant and was severely injured in a fall down a flight of stairs.

Dram Shop Laws and Social Host Responsibility in Connecticut

A blog post about laws regarding the responsibilities of a person hosting a social function at which alcohol is served.

An Overview of Connecticut's Personal Injury Laws

A blog post reviewing the basic information regarding the law a person should know going into a personal injury claim in Connecticut.

WHAT HAPPENS IF MY CAR INSURANCE DOES NOT COVER ALL THE DAMAGES IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT?

It’s a simple law: if you own or lease a personal car or truck, you’re required to have auto insurance. If it’s your personal vehicle, you need personal auto insurance. If it’s a company vehicle, you need commercial auto insurance.

Teen Driver Safety in the Summer Months - St. Louis Car Accident Attorney

These are just a few causes that are responsible for a large number of accidents.

Fla. Appeals Court Says Tribe Was Immune Between Compacts

A Florida appeals court has found that the Seminole Tribe of Florida is immune from a slip and fall lawsuit filed by a woman who fell in a casino bathroom, saying the tribe wasn't subject to a sovereign immunity waiver at the time of the incident because it was between gaming compacts.

Should I Hire a Lawyer to Help with My Car Accident Claim?

A blog post about car accident claims and steps to take including whether to hire a lawyer to help.

When Can I Be Held Responsible for Someone Else's Poor Driving?

A blog post about the legal theory of vicarious liability.

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