Connecticut Personal Injury Legal Questions

Anyone can sue anyone else over anything.  The question is can you substantiate your claim? In order to do so, you need to show damages and liability.  To show damages you need to be able to produce medical records and/ or doctor notes illustrating your mother's injury. I find it unlikely that anything here would be worth the time and money of filing a suit.  Please feel free to contact me with more details and/or questions if you need further assistance. 203.870.6700.  Good luck.... Read Answer

You may have a claim if repettitive trauma can be shown by way of past medical records and by medical providers reports and testimony.  I suffer from similar injuries and can only imagine the pain you are in.  Please feel free to contact my firm today to set up a free consultation with us.  203.870.6700... Read Answer

Did the Workers Comp settle for aproximately 45K? I am asking because his/her fee should be 20% on the Comp file.  The PI file would have 33.3% contingency fee.  Keep in mind, all your medicals and costs must be paid out of the PI Settlement as well.  Depending on the length of the case, those expenses can mount up fast.  Have you asked for your attorney for a settlement statement?  Please feel free to contact us back with more details if you need assistance.... Read Answer

You need to discuss this with an experienced personal injury attorney. That sounds like a horrible injury to sustain. My concern however is that the liability may be difficult.  Did the pilot make some unnesseary maneauver or act outside the normal course of business. My firm has handled claims against airlines previously and would be happy to speak with you further about this.... Read Answer

Generally the answer is yes you can sue the landlord. There are a number of factors that must be established. The cases are not simple. Most importantly you must establish that your son's lead  poisoning came from something in the landlord's apartment, and that your sons injury is long-lasting or permanent. Often liability  insurance policies have exclusions for lead,  but not always. It is worth exploring the case with a lawyer who handles these matters.... Read Answer

A dental malpractice lawsuit can be filed to recover compensation for the medical costs and physical damages related to the scar. A malpractice suit can be very complicated, where you will have to subpoena records, hire expert witnesses and more to demonstrate that your fiancé's injury occurred as a result of the dentist not following standards of care.   Dentists typically carry malpractice insurance and have the resources to hire counsel. They will vigorously defend any claim against them. If your fiancé wants to pursue a claim against the dentist, his best bet is hiring an experienced malpractice attorney. Keep in mind, there is a short window you have to file a claim before the statute of limitations passes, after which, you will be unlikely to recover any money.   D'Amico, Griffin & Pettinicchi465 Straits TurnpikeWatertown, CT 06795Local # : (866) 848 7077... Read Answer

Your cousin should contact an experinced personal injury attorney for assistance.  Most attorneys do not charge for an initial consultation.  Your question does not indicate who was at fault in the accident.  Assuimng that there is a police report connected with the accident that report should indicate the insurance company for the at-fault person.  Your cousin's attorney will be able to then speak with the insurance company to try and arrange compensation for your cousin, and to advise your cousin as to how to obtain medical treatment.   Please feel free to call or email if you have further questions. Jack Collins 860-442-4416 jcollins@sswbgg.com  ... Read Answer

The age of consent for sexual relations in CT is 16 years old. So long as your 16 y/o daughter consented to the sexual relations and her boyfriend was not her teacher, guardian or another position of authority, no statute was violated. Her boyfriend cannot be arrested unless a statute was violated.... Read Answer

First check your homeowners policy. Most exclude coverage for injuries to someone hired to work on your property on the idea that they will have workers compensation insurance. As you may have no ins coverage Make sure they do. Don't provide the worker with any tools or control the work other than contacting for it. You can attempt to have them sign a release of liability before starting but that does not always work or hold up. Speak with your agent for limited duration insurance to cover risks while a project is underway. Tony Sheffy 860-919-5810... Read Answer

You may have a claim. To prove negligence in a fall down case you have to prove that 1) there was a defect and 2) that there was adequate notice of the defect and it could have been corrected. You have to prove that the failure to reasonable protect you caused your harms and losses. The defense will argue that you were more negligent than their client. In CT if you are more negligent you cannot recover. Always difficult but potentially a good case. Tony Sheffy... Read Answer

Whether you are entitled to compensation for your injuries depends on whether the restaurant was negligent. In short, that means that the establishment failed to exercise reasonable care in keeping you safe. In addition, any action taken by you found to put your own safety at risk would be considered. If your actions exceed the restaurants actions then you cannot recover. More facts are needed to assess your claim. - Tony Sheffy... Read Answer