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What is the Average Settlement for a Truck Accident in Connecticut

The average settlement for a truck accident in Connecticut will differ based on your case’s details. Injury severity, insurance coverage, and liability determination can all affect your recovery amount. Hiring a Connecticut truck accident attorney from our team can help you assess the full value of your losses and avoid pitfalls that could jeopardize your...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

May 11, 2025

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What Is the Average Settlement for Wrongful Death Lawsuits?

In Connecticut, the average settlement for wrongful death lawsuits varies widely depending on the type and extent of damages suffered, household financial contributions, available evidence, liability determination, and legal counsel. Every case is unique and requires a personalized approach when creating a case strategy and damage assessment. Our Connecticut wrongful death lawyers will discuss the...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

May 8, 2025

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Average Motorcycle Accident Settlement in Connecticut

The average motorcycle accident settlement in Connecticut differs widely depending on numerous factors, including the victim’s injuries and losses, applicable insurance policies, and Connecticut liability laws. Learn which circumstances affect a Connecticut motorcycle collision settlement and what you can do to improve your chances for a higher payout. A Connecticut motorcycle accident attorney can review...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

May 8, 2025

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Hutchinson River Parkway Accidents

The Hutchinson River Parkway, also known as “the Hutch,” is a dangerous stretch of road between the Merritt Parkway in Connecticut and the Bronx in New York City. Drivers are often in a hurry, and the busy multi-lane road can become treacherous for even the most cautious motorist. If you are in an accident on...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

March 20, 2025

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What’s the Average Settlement For a Car Accident in Connecticut

There is no average settlement for a car accident in Connecticut, as these values can vary widely depending on the circumstances of your accident. Numerous factors can affect the outcome of your case, including your injury severity, property damage, and potential disability. A Connecticut car accident lawyer can provide legal guidance and explain how these...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

March 20, 2025

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Tips for Finding a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer in Connecticut

Motorcycle accidents are more likely to result in death than ordinary car collisions. Riders, even with full safety gear, are vulnerable to significant injuries in an accident. Those involved have a greater chance of experiencing catastrophic injuries, which requires extensive time away from work and results in high medical bills. Yet, as is the case...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

January 16, 2025

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Trantolo & Trantolo, LLC Named In the 2025 Edition of Best Law Firms®

We are honored to announce that Trantolo & Trantolo, LLC has been recognized in the 2025 Edition of Best Law Firms®, the most credible rankings of exceptional law firms. This prestigious distinction celebrates the highest standards in client service and legal practice. Nationally Recognized for Legal Excellence This honor in the 15th Edition of Best...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

November 12, 2024

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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...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

March 15, 2024

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$1 Million Settlement Reached In Motorcycle Collision Case with Amazon Delivery Van

Trial Attorney Albert Carocci recently secured a $1,000,000 settlement for a motorcycle client after a collision with an Amazon delivery van. With assistance from Paralegal Monica Tuscano, Attorney Carocci was able to recover the compensation our client deserved for the long-term effects of his life-altering injuries. Growing Number of Collisions with Amazon Vans Our client...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

December 20, 2022

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Four Attorneys Named Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in 2023

On August 18, 2022, Best Lawyers released their annual “Ones to Watch” list. Trantolo & Trantolo is excited to announce that four of our attorneys have been recognized for 2023: Trial Attorneys Adam Allegro, Blake Driscolli, Mike Snellings and Paul Thibodeau. Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch awards are presented to attorneys who have been practicing...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

August 22, 2022

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Charity Concert Series Continues to Make a Difference

On Sunday, July 31st, Trantolo & Trantolo proudly presented our Life on 2 Wheels Benefit Ride & Concert, featuring Southern Rock legends Molly Hatchet, with local favorites Shovelhead and Cold Train. View Event Photos The Molly Hatchet concert is part of a multi-year commitment of charity concerts by Trantolo & Trantolo to bring world-class performers...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

August 19, 2022

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What Is Connecticut’s Move Over Law?

A recent accident along I-395 exemplified why Connecticut enacted its Move Over Law in 2009. A tow truck driver who was assisting at the scene was hit by a tractor trailer that did not slow down or change lanes. Although no one was injured, both vehicles were damaged. Motor vehicle accidents can put emergency personnel...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

March 22, 2022

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Charity Concert Raises $250,000 for Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford

On Saturday, August 28th, Trantolo & Trantolo proudly presented Grammy award-winning artist Darius Rucker, with special guest Tyler Booth as part of our Summer Charity Concert Series. The Darius Rucker Benefit Ride & Concert celebrated the nation’s newest Boys & Girls Club, the new South End Club in Hartford, which officially opened August 31st. View...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

September 23, 2021

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BEST MOTORCYCLE RIDES IN CONNECTICUT

As much as we appreciate motorcycles as a form of commuter transportation, we’re also not excited about the prospect of using our bikes solely to weave through traffic. Sometimes, it’s relaxing and even cathartic to push the limits on the open road. But, not any stretch of pavement will do if you want to make...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

September 21, 2021

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Who’s Responsible In a Bicycle Accident?

While solo bicycle accidents are more common, collisions with cars and trucks pose a greater safety hazard. Similar to motorcycle riders, cyclists have little to no protection in an accident. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 846 bicyclists died in traffic crashes in 2019. Typically, the motorist bears most of the responsibility...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

August 17, 2021

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What You Should Know About CT’s Pedestrian Safety Bill

In recent years, fatal pedestrian accidents have been on the rise in Connecticut. In response to the growing statistics, a Pedestrian Safety Bill was proposed in 2020 and passed in the State Senate after a round of revisions in May 2021. Governor Lamont officially signed off on House Bill 5429, set to take effect on...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

August 10, 2021

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Fatal Car Accidents Up Year-over-Year in Connecticut

Road traffic has significantly decreased over the past year. With fewer people commuting during the Coronavirus pandemic, areas previously known for congestion have become mostly clear for those still traveling. While these conditions may sound ideal, near-empty roads have resulted in more dangerous driving behaviors. Based on data from a Hearst Connecticut Media Group analysis,...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

April 5, 2021

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Car Accidents In a Snowstorm: Establishing Responsibility

Based on statistics from the Federal Highway Administration, about 25 percent of all weather-related crashes can be attributed to snow, ice and slushy conditions. Drivers in Connecticut are all too familiar with heavy precipitation disrupting road travel during winter and early spring – even light snow can cause a messy commute! Keeping traction with the...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

March 15, 2021

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Dog Bite Risks for Delivery Drivers

Due to the increased use of mobile apps like DoorDash and rising ecommerce sales, more delivery drivers are on the roadways. Whether dropping off a package or food, these individuals often have to get out of their vehicle and enter a customer’s property for a signature or payment. During the COVID-19 pandemic, this arrangement has...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

January 7, 2021

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How Common Is Medical Misdiagnosis?

When you feel unexplained pain, develop a chronic cough or notice a lump, you may go to an urgent care center or the emergency room. Despite the severity of your condition, in all cases you expect a doctor to identify the issue and provide appropriate treatment. Unfortunately, over 12 million adults receiving outpatient care will...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

December 23, 2020

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Who’s Responsible in a Lane Change Crash?

You’re driving along when suddenly, a motorist merges into your lane and sideswipes your car. The impact is often brief but the damage can be significant. Although you didn’t see the other car coming, you may wonder what you could have done differently. Lane changes play a big role in car accident statistics: According to...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

October 23, 2020

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Slip and Fall Risks In a Warehouse Setting

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, slip and fall accidents are responsible for 15 percent of all accidental deaths and 25 percent of all injury claims on the job. For a business, these injuries may cost an average of $41,000. Slip and fall incidents qualify as “general injury accidents” and have potential to occur...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

September 22, 2020

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Why Some Drivers Still Refuse to Wear Seat Belts

A recent study from CoPilot, a car navigation app development company, highlights the disparity between drivers who report wearing a seat belt and what they actually do behind the wheel. CoPilot examined reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, an annual survey asking adults how often they use...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

September 3, 2020

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What You Need to Know About Electric Scooter Lawsuits

In recent years, major cities across the United States have seen an influx of electric scooters, also known as E-scooters. Building off the momentum of bike share and rental services, electric scooters have been presented as a new convenient way to travel, without having to rely on public transportation. In Connecticut specifically, electric scooters first...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

August 26, 2020

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What Should You Do After a Car Accident?

What Should You Do After a Car Accident? Car accidents happen – even to the most careful and responsible drivers. After a motor vehicle collision, you might decide to pursue a claim against the other driver. To support your version of the crash, you’ll need to gather the appropriate evidence. Here are six things you...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

August 19, 2020

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Comparative Negligence In a Slip and Fall Case

Contrary to popular belief, not all slip and fall accidents on a wet floor will result in a large payout. In reality, these claims tend to have more nuances. Among the variables at play is something called “comparative negligence” – the plaintiff’s responsibility to recognize and avoid a hazard. Due to this factor, a property...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

August 4, 2020

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Can Potholes Be Responsible for Car Accidents?

In spring and summertime, many drivers in New England continue to experience winter’s wrath on the roads, when deep ruts are left in the roadways – long after winter weather ends. Before construction crews fill and pave over the damage, drivers and motorcycle riders need to be aware and ready for these potential hazards. Potholes...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

June 23, 2020

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Riding In Traffic: 4 Tips For Motorcyclists

There is no feeling quite like riding your motorcycle in the sunshine! Now is the perfect time to take your bike on a day trip or short spin around town, yet warm weather increases the number of motorists and pedestrians on the roads. When you’re battling traffic, it’s important to remember motorcycles are less visible...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

May 19, 2020

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Will Backup Cameras Help Reduce Truck Accidents?

In newer-model cars, rearview or backup cameras are now included among the standard safety features. However, adoption for commercial vehicles, including trucks and buses, has been somewhat slower in the United States. In Europe, the Council of the European Union announced last year that advanced safety features will be required of all trucks, buses and...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

April 14, 2020

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Connecticut Motorcycle Laws You Should Know

For those planning to ride on Connecticut’s roads, it’s advised to be aware of the local laws in advance. What should you know? Is Your Bike Actually a Motorcycle? This may seem like a strange question, but Connecticut differentiates bikes between mopeds and motor scooters for licensing, registration and insurance purposes. Motor scooters encompass all...

Attorney Keith V. Trantolo

March 20, 2020

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