Insurance generally follows the car, not the person. In most circumstances, if another person has permission to operate your vehicle and gets into an accident, your insurance will be on the line for paying compensation to any injury or property damage victim. If the individual you let operate your vehicle did not cause the...

We trust our medical practitioners to have our best interests at heart, but there are times when medical professionals make mistakes. When a medical provider's negligence causes harm, victims may be able to file a medical malpractice lawsuit to recover compensation. However, if the negligent actions of a medical provider lead to a person's...

If you have been in an accident involving a rideshare vehicle in Connecticut, you probably have a few questions, especially about what to do after the incident occurs. To best preserve your chances of recovering the compensation you are entitled to, there are several steps you can take soon after the incident occurs. We...

Traffic laws govern Connecticut's roadways to prevent accidents involving motor vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists. Failing to yield right-of-way may result in a driver's insurance company being held responsible for damages. When damages are significant, a Stratford car accident lawyer can assist with legal action. The Legal Right to Right-of-Way The right-of-way laws allow one...

Truck drivers, owner-operators, and trucking companies must comply with both state and federal laws. For trucks that operate across state lines, federal laws are paramount, as these vehicles would not be able to operate if they did not comply with the regulations. Here, we want to review the most pertinent federal trucking laws and...