Control Your Dog: What Do Connecticut Laws Say About Responsibility Regarding Dog Bites and Attacks?
States define animal control laws, encompassing bites, attacks, and an owner’s responsibility in the process. In a case concerning any one of these instances, such laws assist with attributing responsibility. In Connecticut, what points should you be aware of, should a bite or attack occur? Leash and Roaming Laws As a dog’s owner or keeper…
Atty. Keith Trantolo Reaches a $465,000 Settlement in Motorcycle Accident Case
Within the vast range of personal injury cases, Trantolo & Trantolo’s lawyers handle motorcycle and vehicular accident claims. Recently, Attorney Keith Trantolo reached a $465,000 settlement concerning such an incident in Middletown. According to court documents for Christopher Bove v. Robert Francis, Jr., Bove had been riding his motorcycle on Newfield Street in Middletown when…
Atty. Keith Trantolo Reaches $480,000 Settlement in Slip and Fall Case
Trantolo & Trantolo’s team of trial lawyers represents slip and fall cases occurring in Connecticut, and in May, Atty. Keith Trantolo reached a $480,000 settlement concerning an incident in New Britain. In the claim Carmen Correa v. John Moneymaker, et al, the plaintiff had gone to Obsessions Beauty Salon in a New Britain shopping plaza…
How to Avoid Negligent Nursing Homes in Connecticut
Few things are worse than finding a loved one being cared for at a nursing home has been abused, neglected, violated, or exploited in some way. While Connecticut itself consistently has nursing homes with five-star ratings from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), generally good performance is of little comfort when you find…
FORE! PERSONAL LIABILITY OR ERRANT GOLF SHOTS
By Adam (AJ) Allegro Recently, a friend called me to discuss an incident that occurred while he was playing a round of golf. He explained that while teeing off, he drove the ball into the window of a house located on the left side of the golf course on the other side of a fence….
