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Have you suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) due to someone else’s negligent conduct? With the help of an experienced personal injury attorney, you might be eligible to file a personal injury claim against the liable party and claim compensation for:

After two years in which a pandemic kept the majority of American car drivers homebound, motorists and truckers are now sharing highways and byways again on a regular basis. Increased traffic means a higher likelihood of truck traffic accidents. If you drive a passenger car, you need to give trucks a wide berth, since such large vehicles create high accident risks for everyone on the road.

Car accidents can be life-altering events, causing physical injuries and monetary damage. If the collision doesn’t take your life, you will need to deal with medical bills, expensive repairs, and complicated insurance claims. Some accidents are unavoidable, though you can protect yourself from certain collisions with proper knowledge of defensive driving.

If you've been involved in a pedestrian accident, you know how serious these accidents can be. Many pedestrian accidents leave victims with permanent injuries, emotional trauma, and hefty medical bills. Unfortunately, these accidents are all too common in Connecticut.

Did you lose a loved one or sustain a life-altering injury due to a medical practitioner’s negligence and would like to know if you can take legal action? In Connecticut, injured parties can bring malpractice claims against licensed healthcare professionals such as hospitals, medical doctors, physician assistants, or nurses. A medical malpractice claim is a form of civil action seeking compensation from a medical professional who acted negligently and caused significant injury.