When a visitor to a property suffers an accident and is injured, it may qualify as a personal injury case. The area of the law that this injury falls under is premises liability laws. In Connecticut, these types of civil claims for damages are also subject to the comparative liability stipulations.
Serious car accidents due to texting a growing problem
The advent of the automobile greatly increased a person's ability to travel greater distances faster. Later advances in technology have enhanced people's ability to remain in communication at all times. Unfortunately, the combination of these two inventions often leads to serious car accidents that injure and kill Connecticut residents every year.
Left turn errors cause many motorcycle accidents
Motorcycle enthusiasts are aware of the dangers they face as they indulge in their passion for these two-wheeled vehicles. However, even the most experienced rider is not immune to the hazards posed by other motorists. One of the most common and deadly causes of Connecticut motorcycle accidents is drivers failing to yield the right-of-way to oncoming motorcycles.
Woman ordered to pay victim for serious animal bites
One of the greatest responsibilities a pet owner faces is ensuring that his or her pet does not cause harm to innocent victims. While most state that their dogs do not pose a threat, any animal is capable of inflicting serious animal bites under the wrong circumstances. Recently, a Connecticut judge ordered a pet owner to pay a victim for the harm she suffered in an attack.
