Drinking and driving simply do not mix well. At Beebe and O’Neil, our attorneys have seen firsthand how devastating these accidents can be. Our goal is to help you understand what your options are following an accident, including seeking compensation for damages.
Report: Lane departure causes the most Connecticut traffic deaths
Puppy bites 5-year-old Connecticut girl
Children are often drawn to puppies and vice versa. While it can be wonderful to watch the interaction, it can also be frightening because there is still the very real threat of an animal bite. Unfortunately, many children in Connecticut and across the country have suffered the lasting negative effects of a dog attack. A recent incident serves as a reminder of that.
What are Connecticut’s dram shop liability laws?
If you have been injured in a drunk driving accident, you may be wondering who is liable for your injuries. While the driver who hit you will often be responsible, it is also possible to pursue a claim against the bar or entity that provided him or her with alcohol.
Understanding Connecticut’s statute of limitations
Enduring a car accident or a medical mistake can be a painful and expensive experience. Fortunately, Connecticut permits the injured to hold negligent parties accountable for the damages they incur. At Beebe and O’Neil, we help clients understand when and how to file such claims.
When is a dog bite case serious enough for a lawsuit?
Suffering an animal attack can be physically and emotionally scarring, no matter how serious the injuries are. Under Connecticut law, the owner of the dog will be held liable for damage as long as the victim did not provoke the attack or trespass.
