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As winter finally ends, albeit slowly and grudgingly, Connecticut welcomes the arrival of the next season. No, not spring, but pothole season. And according to the experts at filling potholes, the Department of Transportation, which projects this could be the worst...
Car and truck accidents are often discussed as life changing. When you are involved in a collision with another vehicle, the physical forces unleashed can cause tremendous physical injuries. Even with the occupant protection capabilities of modern vehicles, including...
When it comes to developing vehicles that are safe to drive and protect drivers from injuries or death during a crash or collision, there are a great many elements to consider. Devices to restrain drivers and passengers are important, as striking the interior, or...
With the rise of the so-called "superbug," there is a curious development. Going to a doctor or hospital may expose a patient to an illness more dangerous than the one that caused their visit in the first place. The illness is caused by bacteria that are known as...
A child being injured by defective playground equipment is every parent's worst nightmare. You go to a park to let your excited child run off some energy and experience the pure joy that only a child in a playground can enjoy, and you end in the back of an ambulance...
In Connecticut, there is no cap on damages in a medical malpractice lawsuit. Which is fortunate for anyone unfortunate enough to have suffered a severe injury due to a doctor's error or mistake. A story from South Dakota highlights how a law that protect doctor's...
Few motor vehicle accidents are as devastating as a collision where one of the motor vehicles is a train. Because of their size, mass and speed, even 80,000-pound tractor-trailers are reduced to scrap metal when they are struck by a train. Lawmakers in Connecticut...
Winter weather is again bringing dangerous conditions to Connecticut and much of the east Coast. The National Weather Service has issues blizzard warning and many cities have declared snow emergencies. And many parents will need to cope with the additional...
The falling numbers of traffic fatalities in the last decade has been one of the successes of the generation of incremental safety improvements that have been made to motor vehicles. Cars have come a long way from the 1960s and the Corvair being said to be "unsafe at...
Motor vehicles striking other motor vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians are not uncommon, in Connecticut or anywhere in the United States. In 2010, there were 13.6 million crashes or 25.8 crashes every minute of the year. That year, there were almost 33,000 deaths that...