If you intend to file a lawsuit, you must abide by the applicable Massachusetts statute of limitations. Personal injury cases, by their very nature of[…]
After suffering injuries in an accident, you may face extensive bills, lost wages, and plenty of frustration and emotional distress. Luckily, there are legal options available[…]
Suffering the loss of a loved one is incomprehensible. However, when that loss is due to another person’s negligence or misconduct, the loss feels substantially[…]
Each year, on or before January 31st, the tax assessor in each town or city publishes a grand list containing the assessed values of the[…]
Auto accidents are a serious problem in the state of Connecticut. According to the University of Connecticut’s Crash Data Repository, there were 105,962 car accidents[…]
In personal injury cases, plaintiffs can recover economic, non-economic, and sometimes punitive damages. Pain and suffering is a form of non-economic damages because it is[…]
Working in a hostile environment can lead to fear, emotional anguish, and desperation. You need your paycheck, but when going to work every day becomes[…]
Willful negligence, also called willful or reckless conduct, is more serious than ordinary negligence in Connecticut. It involves actions such as where the defendant: Knowingly[…]
Like all professionals, lawyers owe their clients a duty of care. Lawyers may make mistakes from time to time. A claim of malpractice may exist[…]
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) which is part of the CARES Act rolled out very quickly, raising many questions which have been answered on a[…]