Pedestrians in Connecticut must navigate busy intersections, dangerous situations and distracted drivers. Pedestrians are the state's most vulnerable road users. Unfortunately, many drivers do not give pedestrians the respect and space that they deserve. This can result in harmful vehicle-pedestrian collisions. However, pedestrians can also be at fault for collisions if they violate traffic...

 If you choose to ride a motorcycle, bicycle, moped or e-scooter in Connecticut, it is important to follow the state’s helmet laws. Failing to wear a helmet when you are legally required to do so can result in a fine. For safety reasons, it is always in your best interest to wear a helmet,...

During your personal injury case in Connecticut, you may encounter the term, “subrogation.” While this insurance process is relatively common, it can be complicated and difficult to understand as a policyholder – especially while you are also dealing with serious physical injuries and bills. Insurance subrogation does not require much involvement from you as...

Car insurance is a way to guarantee that a motor vehicle driver has the financial resources to pay for a car accident if he or she causes a crash. Automobile insurance is a legal requirement for drivers in all 50 states. If you choose to drive a motor vehicle in Connecticut, you lawfully must...

Getting your life back on track after a car accident often requires collecting financial compensation so that you can pay for your necessary medical treatments and vehicle repairs. In Connecticut, the recovery process starts with identifying who is at fault for causing your car accident. This is because Connecticut is a fault insurance state,...