Connecticut law holds dog owners strictly liable for any bites even if that dog has never bitten before. However, there are two exceptions: 1) if...

My husband cut his finger on broken candle at family dollar got a staph infection and passed away. Is there anything I can do?

I am so sorry for your loss. More details would need to be obtained before determining whether you have a valid lawsuit. I would recommend...

Daughter ill, severe stomach pain, 930pm - 830am at ER; tests, IV, no answer; sent home 830am. Bladder rupture, kidney failed!

Medical malpractice cases are very complex and you need someone experienced in that area. Contact an attorney licensed in Connecticut as these...

Is it possible to change lawyers midst an ongoing case if I feel they are not meeting certain standards without being penalized?

You can always change lawyers if you are unhappy with your lawyer. It would not cost you any more because your old and new lawyer would split the...

“I was injured as a direct result of the BOD and Mgmt Co. not enforcing the rules. 20 emails over 1 year. Do I have any recourse

You may have a claim for your injuries against the condo association and management company. See a personal injury attorney licensed in...

Does a ct settlement cover ptsd approved medical marijuana from a near death car accident?

If you have a prescription you should be able to get compensated for out of pocket costs for it as long as the accident was the other driver's...

Auto accident

In general, if someone is injured at work and they bring a lawsuit against a third party, worker's compensation is entitled to be reimbursed for...

Is there additional damages that can be collected for reckless driving in an auto accident personal injury case?

Yes. You can get additional damaged for reckless both under the conmon law and statutes. Check out Connecticut General Statute 14-295.

Yes. She can sue you and all she needs to do is show she was bitten. She doesn't need to show that your dogs are dangerous or had bitten before. ...

I hit a park car and the driver is not the owner of the car, they took all my info but I failed to get theirs.

Yes. If it's your fault you are responsible for the damages regardless of whether the police were called or the owner was there.