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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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Why more people are using alternative dispute resolution

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Last Modified on Mar 10, 2025

Learn about alternative dispute resolution. Discover how it can help in different legal cases and why people use it instead of other litigation options.

Every day the courts in Connecticut have overloaded dockets. They try to hear as many cases …

Dog bites and facial wounds: What to expect

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Last Modified on Aug 18, 2026
Dog bites to the face are particularly dangerous injuries that can cause life-changing consequences, especially for children whose faces are at an easily accessible height for dogs. When dogs bite, they not only create deep punctures but also shake their

Psychological trauma related to dog bites

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Last Modified on Nov 28, 2024

Residents of Connecticut who have been involved in dog attack incidents will sometimes be left with physical scars. However, chances are high that there will also be mental scars that need just as much care.

CNN iReport focused on the …

How does aggression affect dogs?

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Last Modified on Nov 28, 2024

Residents in Connecticut may face dog attacks for many different reasons. Even dogs that you are familiar with could attack you seemingly without warning. In fact, a high number of dog attacks actually involve dogs that aren’t strangers to the …

Dog breeds: the data and the dangers

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Last Modified on Nov 28, 2024

Dogs are considered family members in a plethora of Connecticut households. After all, these furry friends can provide strong bonds and even protection. As loving as these creatures may be, it is impossible to predict the actions of a dog. …

What you should know about wrong way driving

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Last Modified on Nov 28, 2024

Drivers in Connecticut have to face many obstacles and potential dangers every time they’re on the road. One of the most alarming issues involves wrong way drivers, who usually don’t understand the panic and potential danger they’re posing to everyone …

Understanding social host liability

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Last Modified on Mar 10, 2025

Hosting a party is not only a significant social responsibility for many hosts, it is also a significant legal liability if alcohol or other controlled substances are involved. In Connecticut and many other states, social hosts may bear some legal …

Long-term affects of dog bite attacks

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Last Modified on Feb 10, 2025

Connecticut residents who have been attacked by a dog will be dealing with many different short-term repercussions. These issues alone can be expensive, traumatic, and intense. But what about the long-term issues that can stem from dog bite attacks?

The …

Who does the paying after a dog attack?

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Last Modified on Mar 10, 2025

As a resident of Connecticut who has recently been involved in a dog bite attack, you may be wondering how to legally proceed with the case. Loughlin Fitzgerald, PC, will be here to help you the entire way as you …

Why are 18-wheelers a dangerous vehicle?

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Last Modified on Mar 07, 2025

As a motorist who shares the road with large 18-wheelers in Connecticut, you put yourself at risk every time you get behind the wheel. Unfortunately, because of their size and weight, a crash with one of these behemoths can be …

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