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Yearly Archives: 2016

Preventing postal worker dog bites

Dog Bites & Injuries,Firm News On Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Connecticut dog owners may imagine that their pet would never harm anyone. However, thousands of postal workers are bitten by dogs every year. Dog owners need to be aware of the reality of these attacks so that they may take …

New Year’s Day drunk driving accidents

Drunk Driving Accidents,Firm News On Wednesday, December 14, 2016

While drunk drivers may be encountered in Connecticut every day, the chances of being in a drunk driving accident usually increase over a holiday. While many drivers are careful on New Year’s Eve, they may want to use extra caution …

Risk of injuries and death in nursing homes

Firm News,Wrongful Death On Thursday, December 8, 2016

When many Connecticut residents place loved ones in nursing homes, they trust that their family members will be in good care. While many seniors experience good care in these facilities, others have a different experience. The Hartford Courant says that …

How do you get Social Security benefits after a brain injury?

Brain Injury,Firm News On Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Brain injuries can leave you with long-term consequences. After experiencing one in Connecticut, you may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits. When you apply for financial assistance, there are usually qualifications that you must meet in order to receive …

How to stay safe on a motorcycle in Connecticut

Articles,Firm News On Tuesday, November 29, 2016

This article looks at figures related to motorcycle accidents in Connecticut and how riders can stay safe.

It is never too early to think about safety when it comes to motorcycle safety, especially given the fact that motorcycle fatalities are …

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