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There are state laws that govern how dog owners should properly handle their pets. In most states, they are legally required to put leashes on their dogs in public. If the dog attacks someone, the owner is held liable for any injuries or property damages. Connecticut...
Just a few hours after that traffic accident, you do not feel right. There are aches and pains that were not present before. Whether a headache, back pain or abdominal discomfort, do not ignore it. These delayed symptoms may be a sign of something more serious. It is...
According to an update of the Large Truck and Bus Crashes report by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, there has been an increase in the total number of serious accidents involving large trucks. If you drive large trucks or often use roads alongside...
As someone who has suffered injuries at the hands of a drunk driver, you may be wondering how you can get compensation for what you’ve been through. There are several options in cases like yours, but one of the things to consider is what happened prior to that...
There are many laws associated with bars and alcohol, and the dram law is one of the most interesting ones. This law is often meant to protect the patron, alcohol seller, and third-party individuals. If you're not entirely familiar with this law, keep reading. What is...
Bartenders and other workers that serve alcohol in Connecticut have a big responsibility. When customers drink too much and become intoxicated, they could potentially injure someone outside of the bar. That’s why licensed alcohol servers have to be ready to deny...
One of the first things we learn about driving is to respect the traffic lights. However, it seems like more and more drivers are choosing to ignore traffic rules and run red lights. According to the Department of Transportation, you are more likely to suffer an...
Auto accidents are far too common on Connecticut highways. The roads are loaded with people in all types of vehicles and all in a rush to some degree even if it is only attempting to maintain the flow of traffic. They happen during commute times as well as late in the...
A new law that went into effect on Oct. 1 in Connecticut requires motorists to yield to pedestrians who indicate that they wish to enter a crosswalk. The new rules are part of a bill signed into law by Gov. Ned Lamont in June that contains several traffic safety...
Anyone who has driven on the roads in Connecticut knows how dangerous our highways can be. Big rigs always present danger. The size, weight and traveling speeds of 18-wheelers make truck accidents uniquely catastrophic, and occasionally deadly. State and federal...
