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U-turns are among the most dangerous driving maneuvers. Illegal U-turns are particularly dangerous because drivers take careless risks which places not only their own lives in danger, but also endanger the lives of others on the road. Properly performed U-turns can be handy, but they can be...

Insufficient or inaccurate documentation of the accident scene can hurt a claim against the other driver’s insurer or a third party. After calling 911 and the police, follow these tips to document the accident scene: Write Down Details Of The Accident Scene If physically able,...

In Connecticut, many commuters rely on city buses to commute to and from school, work, errands, appointments, and activities. These thousands of commuters depend on the safety measures and competence taken by the bus drivers and the companies that train them, employ them, and maintain...

Connecticut is one of the most scenic and historic seaside states in the country. Many tourists flock to the state and explore it by hiking, walking, biking, and driving. Teenagers and children are out of school for the summer, and their parents are constantly on...

It’s very common for people to feel disoriented, confused, and even terrified after a motor vehicle crash. But people involved in a crash must take certain steps, including gathering or having specific information, to protect their interests and legal rights. Here are some essential documentation...

In some cases, a traffic accident is solely and clearly one individual’s fault. For instance, if driver X was stopped at a red light and driver Z crashed into the rear of their vehicle because they were texting while driving, driver Z is clearly responsible for the...

Defective or poor road conditions can cause accidents and severe injuries for all involved. The owner/s, government, and/or contractors can be held liable for accidents and injuries resulting from poorly maintained roads. But proving fault for such accidents can be challenging without proper legal guidance. What Are...

The law requires drivers to call the police after a motor vehicle crash and wait for their arrival at the accident site before leaving. The law enforcement officer creates and files a proper accident report and the parties involved in the crash can obtain a copy of...

Drivers who cause traffic accidents in Connecticut, as in all states, are required to stop at the accident scene. A hit and run accident is one in which a driver flees the accident scene. Hit and run drivers face criminal penalties and can be sued by injured plaintiffs in...

There are always negligent motorists who will do everything they can to avoid being blamed and liable for injuries and accident-associated losses they caused. Police or accident reports can serve as crucial evidence to refute a negligent motorist’s lies and support an injured person’s claim...