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What Can Happen When a Car Accident Is Not Reported?
A minor fender bender can feel like a non-event. A light tap at a stop sign, a small dent, no visible injuries — it’s easy to shake hands with the other driver, exchange names and numbers, and move on without calling the police. But that decision can come back to complicate things weeks or months...
October 8, 2026
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Someone Hurt My Child. What Are My Options?
Watching your child get hurt because of someone else’s carelessness can leave you feeling helpless, especially in the first few hours when you’re not sure what happens next. Whether it happened on a playground, in someone’s home, or on the road, your first instinct is to take care of your child, not to think about...
September 15, 2026
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The Role of Expert Witnesses in Connecticut Injury Cases
Injury cases often rely on testimony from expert witnesses to establish negligence and prove damages. Expert witnesses are selected for their specialized experience and knowledge, which allows them to explain complex concepts and add weight to your claim. A Connecticut personal injury lawyer can help you understand the role of expert witnesses and how they...
March 25, 2026
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What Is the Difference Between Negligence and Gross Negligence
Negligence is the standard basis for proving fault in a personal injury claim. Generally, negligence occurs when someone fails to take reasonable care to prevent harm to someone else. Gross negligence is more severe and arises when someone is extremely reckless or careless, without regard for others’ safety. In both cases, victims have a right...
March 4, 2026
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What Counts as a Frivolous Lawsuit & And Why It Matters
Frivolous lawsuits occur when the plaintiff files a suit without sufficient legal grounds or factual evidence to support their claim. Parties who file frivolous lawsuits may face negative consequences, including case dismissal and even financial penalties. A Connecticut personal injury lawyer can answer your questions about what counts as a frivolous lawsuit and why it...
March 4, 2026
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Legal Definition of Preponderance of Evidence
Preponderance of evidence is the legal standard for proving personal injury claims based on the likelihood that the defendant caused the plaintiff’s injuries. Here, our Connecticut personal injury attorneys explain the legal definition of preponderance of evidence and provide examples to show how the standard affects personal injury cases. What Is the Legal Definition of...
March 4, 2026
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West Haven School Bus Accident Raises Issues of Liability
The recent school bus crash in West Haven is a poignant reminder of the importance of the responsibility we entrust to those who transport our children to and from school every day. Thankfully, in this instance, the children only suffered minor injuries, and the bus driver and driver of the truck that crashed with the...
March 15, 2024
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Hartford Office FAQs
What is the address? 21 Oak Street, Suite 605, Hartford, CT 06106. What floor are you on? 6th floor, suite 605. It’s the office directly in front of the elevators. Are the contact numbers (phone and fax numbers) the same? Yes, all of our contact numbers will remain the same. Call (860) 999-9999 or send...
October 4, 2019
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Dangers of Illegally Passing School Buses
In today’s busy world, we are often in a rush to get from Point A to Point B. Unfortunately, this reality can be dangerous for our kids. In Connecticut alone, thousands of children take the bus to school every day. When drivers are in a hurry to get to their destinations, it puts students waiting...
September 18, 2019
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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....
May 19, 2014
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Your Personal Injury Case
Written by Keith V. Trantolo BECOMING A TRANTOLO & TRANTOLO CLIENT The first thing to know is that Trantolo & Trantolo goes the extra mile, so you can concentrate on getting your life back. The team assigned to your case will take care of you, the person, not just you, the client. We will follow...
March 7, 2014
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