A death caused by another person does not always lead to a criminal conviction. Some cases involve circumstances addressed mainly through civil law. If your family has suffered a tragic loss as a result of noncriminal homicide, understanding the available legal...
Norwich Personal Injury Blog
How Compassionate Allowances benefit SSDI applicants
Applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits can be a long process. Many people must appeal to get benefits. They may wait the better part of a year before they begin receiving payments from the Social Security Administration (SSA). Typically,...
What happens if you’re injured at a casino?
Casinos are a place where people can go for entertainment, including gambling, shows and food. Even though these are places where people usually go to have fun, casinos still have risks. Factors like crowded conditions, property conditions, security problems and...
4 ways a Connecticut car crash can lead to traumatic brain injury
Every time you get behind the wheel in Connecticut, you share the road with thousands of other drivers. A collision can occur in an instant, yet the neurological consequences it triggers can alter the course of your life permanently. To understand why these injuries...
What if a worker is at fault for their on-the-job injuries?
When an employee gets hurt on the job, their employer might be at fault. Failing to offer adequate training, forcing workers to violate safety standards or delaying machinery maintenance are all examples of scenarios in which employer decisions or actions can directly...
Underestimating lost wages is a common wrongful death mistake
A wrongful death is more than just a tragedy. It is a situation where a business or individual causes a death and creates lasting consequences for the people who survive the deceased party. The law allows those affected by a tragedy to seek compensation through a...
How long does an SSDI benefits appeal take?
The Social Security Administration (SSA) reviews disability benefit applications carefully. The SSA must validate that an individual qualifies for benefits based on the severity of their medical condition. They must also affirm that an applicant seeking Social...
Returning to work after an injury: your rights in Connecticut
Your employer wants you back. Your doctor says you can do light duty. Your body is still recovering. Before you sign anything or agree to a modified schedule, you need to understand what Connecticut law actually says, because returning to work after a job injury is...
Are property owners negligent if they did not know about issues?
When someone is injured on another person’s property, that property owner may be considered negligent and therefore liable for those injuries. A store owner has a responsibility to take care of the premises to ensure that it is safe, for instance. This could include...
School drop-off accidents in Norwich: What parents should know
School drop-off accidents in Norwich: What parents should know The school drop-off line in Norwich moves fast. Kids step out of cars while drivers rush to work. One moment of inattention can lead to a serious injury. If a vehicle injures your child, you need to...
