John F. Conway

Whether sustained in a car accident, a fall or some other incident, readers in New Haven are likely aware of the severity of head injuries. If it does not result in death, brain trauma can have serious, lasting effects, including …

Dog owners in New Haven and elsewhere are responsible for their animals. In addition to ensuring that they are properly cared for, owners must also ensure that their dogs are properly secured, either in their home, on a tie-out or …

Motorists who get behind the wheel when they have been consuming alcohol run the risk of being pulled over by law enforcement officers, or worse, harming themselves or others. Alcohol can cause drivers to have slower reflexes, vision impairment, and …

Readers in New Haven and elsewhere are likely aware of the dangers and potential for injury which physical sports, such as football, have. That being said, it is the responsibility of coaches and other sporting team staff to ensure that …

It has been said that there is no such thing as a small motorcycle accident in Connecticut. With the very nature of a motorcycle, when a biker is involved in an accident, he or she tends to suffer injuries, many …

A dog bite can not only leave a person with physical scars, but emotional ones as well. It can be a downright frightening thing to be attacked by an animal. Depending on the severity of the attack, the victim may …

Consumers have the right to assume that the food they buy in a grocery store in New Haven is safe to eat. They shouldn’t have to worry about whether or not the food is contaminated. In the instances where it …

Now more than ever before there seems to be more distractions for drivers. Cell phones are certainly a big culprit, but so too are radios, billboard signs and the like. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon to see drivers in New …

Despite numerous public campaigns aimed at reducing the number of drunk drivers on New Haven streets, there continue to be those that choose to drink and drive. As a result, car accidents happen. The people who drive intoxicated do so …

It can still be dangerous to use hands-free accessories while driving. Data by the latest study from AAA and the University of Utah provide new insight on accident rates.

While most motorists understand the risks associated with talking on a …