Southington Personal Injury Law Blog
Strategies for avoiding fatal car crashes
In 2016, 40,200 people in Connecticut and across the United States died in car accidents. That figure was provided by the National Safety Council, and it represented a 6% increase from 2015. There was also a 7% increase in traffic fatalities from 2014 to 2015. There...
The roads are speeding up
With most people at home right now, it is something of a surprise to see anyone doing much driving. Yet, the newly empty roads are offering people an old temptation: speed. According to a report from the New York Times, people now see the open roads as an opportunity...
Drinking and driving can have devastating effects
Alcohol and driving can be a deadly mix; however, some Connecticut residents may have been involved in and may have sustained injuries from motor vehicle accidents. Although it is common knowledge that drinking and driving are not compatible, many people still get...
Why litigation experience will help in a personal injury claim?
In a desperate time where you are in physical pain, may be out of work and have all kinds of bills stacking up, a quick insurance payout might seem like a good option. Sure, a settlement through mediation is quicker than a lawsuit, but hiring an attorney ensures you...
Keeping your kids safe on vacation
Vacation season is here. And whether you are ready to go on Spring Break or are waiting until school is out for summer, your kids can be just as excited as you are. To ensure your vacation does not end with a trip to the hospital, parents should be mindful of the...
Why are burn injuries so devastating?
One of the most common types of injury for anyone, regardless of age or occupation, is a burn injury. From an early age, people are taught to be wary of burns, from staying away from fires to being careful around hot pans. Just because an injury type is common doesn’t...
Signs of a brain injury in your loved one after a car crash
When your loved one is in a car accident, the only thing that matters to you is that they are okay. You might bring them ice packs for their sore joints, or a heating pad for their bruises. But do you know how to spot injuries that are not so obvious? A traumatic...
Top 5 holiday driving tips
Although the holiday season is a time of joy, the winter months present many unique challenges for drivers due to colder weather conditions, increased traffic, and reduced daylight. Even if you do not plan on traveling a great distance this holiday season, you should...
What not to say to the insurance adjuster after a car accident
The aftermath of a car accident is nothing short of chaos. Amidst this chaos, you will make and receive several phone calls. One of the first calls you receive will come from the at-fault party’s insurance provider. Although the insurance adjuster might seem helpful,...
5 Motorcycle Safety Tips for the Spring Season
A cool spring day in Connecticut is a siren call to hardcore bikers and recreational riders alike. After months of wet weather and dreary snowfall, bikers are itching to dust off their helmets and plan a cruise across our state’s gorgeous coastal cities and rural...
