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John F. Conway is a partner at Loughlin FitzGerald, P.C. in Wallingford, Connecticut, where he represents clients in personal injury, insurance defense, employment, land use, construction, and commercial litigation. For more than thirty years, he has practiced in both Connecticut state and federal courts, earning recognition as a trusted and knowledgeable litigator. John also advises businesses on corporate formation, transactions, and contract matters. A Connecticut Super Lawyer (2020–2024), he is a Lehigh University and Fordham University School of Law graduate.

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How passengers can help everyone stay safe

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Last Modified on Mar 10, 2025

In most cases, passengers are not ultimately responsible for a driver’s behavior, but they can take important steps to help everyone stay safe.

In the Old West when stagecoaches reigned as a form of transport, a shotgun-toting passenger might sit …

Fatal motorcycle crash in North Haven illustrates biker risks

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Last Modified on Mar 07, 2025

Motorcycle accidents have long been a concern for motorcyclists in Connecticut and throughout the country. As this blog has explained in other posts, bikers are at risk of serious injuries or worse when they are in accidents with other drivers

What are good ways to say no and avoid a social host liability?

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Last Modified on Nov 28, 2024

As you may know, it can be hard to say no to a lot of things. You might have grown up learning that you can only be successful and well-liked if you agree to do what is asked of you, …

Stairs, walkways and ramps as tripping hazards

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Last Modified on Aug 18, 2026
Stairs can be tripping hazards if they are not built to specification, such as having steps that are too short, tall, wide, or long, or if they are staggered strangely. A lack of safety rails on stairs can also cause

Man and his dog both attacked by off-leash dog

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Last Modified on Mar 10, 2025

Many people in Connecticut have dogs as pets and understand the strong bond that can exist between a dog and its owner and family members. However, that strong bond does not negate the responsibility of a dog owner to not …

Summertime is a busy time on the nation’s interstates

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Last Modified on Mar 07, 2025

It can be a lot of fun to hit the road during the summer months, as there is nothing better than taking a road trip on your own or with family or friends.

Since the summer months are when most …

Other ways a car crash can disrupt your life

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Last Modified on Nov 28, 2024

Many people realize that car accident victims often struggle with serious injuries, which may leave them unable to perform their job, or financial problems due to medical bills and other expenses. However, it is crucial to remember that there are …

Dealing with drunk wedding guests

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Last Modified on Nov 28, 2024

When couples begin to plan their Connecticut wedding, they may worry about how they will handle intoxicated guests. No one wants to hear that a guest was involved in a car accident because he or she drank too much, so …

Paralysis due to spinal injuries after a crash

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Last Modified on Nov 28, 2024

Among the different types of injuries that a Connecticut driver could face due to a crash, spinal injuries are among the most severe. The term spinal injury is an umbrella that covers a wide array of issues that vary in …

Why should you report a fall immediately?

Why should you report a fall immediately?
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Last Modified on Mar 10, 2025

Why should you report a fall immediately?After a fall, it can be tempting to hold off on immediately seeking compensation. Many people, potentially including you, may think that it’s only a small accident and not worth looking into immediately, or you might feel fine. Loughlin &

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