As a Connecticut driver who was recently involved in a car crash, it wouldn't be unusual for you to experience injuries. Miller, Rosnick, D'Amico, August & Butler, P.C., are here to talk about knee injuries in specific, which are often overlooked.
Massive Conn. wreck leaves 3 injured, car completely destroyed
Authorities closed Interstate 84 east between mile markers 28 and 30 in Southington, Connecticut, after a massive wreck that occurred last Wednesday afternoon. Cleanup after the collision took approximately two hours. Law enforcement has not yet offered any explanation as to what caused the crash. However, it is known that the vehicles involved included a tractor-trailer and five cars.
How can I stay safe while using ridesharing?
When you were little, your parents probably told you to never get into a vehicle with a stranger. It seemed like solid advice. You never know a stranger's motive, and once in his or her car, you are pretty helpless. However, with the growth of ridesharing in Connecticut, adults all over are hopping into cars with strangers every day. Even though things have changed, there is still a risk when you get into a stranger's car, even if you ordered it.
Proving negligence after suffering car accident injuries
Injuries after a car accident can be mental as well as physical. Very often, car accident victims deal with a combination of both. The physical pain and suffering caused, as well as the emotional stress of the event, can often lead to certain types of trauma. Many car accident victims are later diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and they often need ongoing therapy to help them heal.
Warning: Hands-free is not risk free
At Miller Rosnick Damico August & Butler PC in Connecticut, we represent many clients who have suffered serious injuries as the result of a car crash. All too often they tell us that the driver who caused the accident appeared to be talking on his or her cellphone at the time of the accident, even though they failed to notice a phone or other device in his or her hand.
Tips for safe summer road trips
With summer just around the corner, residents in Connecticut who are planning on hitting the road for a vacation should plan ahead to ensure they and their families are safe when driving. While there is no way to fully control the actions of other drivers, motorists can protect themselves by making sure their vehicles and passengers are properly tended to. This can go a long way toward preventing problems.
