On behalf of Rome Clifford Katz & Koerner LLP | Mar 22, 2020 | Personal injury
While most people in Connecticut are likely aware of the dangers of distracted driving, many continue to use their phones while they drive. A recent study demonstrates that the problem of distracted driving continues to worsen despite educational initiatives and legal...
On behalf of Rome Clifford Katz & Koerner LLP | Mar 12, 2020 | Personal injury
Many auto accidents in Hartford arise because one of the drivers was drowsy. Perhaps you were injured by a drowsy driver, too. If it happened shortly after the switch to daylight saving time in March, then you should know that the time change may have contributed...
On behalf of Rome Clifford Katz & Koerner LLP | Feb 24, 2020 | Personal injury
Victims who have been injured in an accident may wonder what the different types of personal injury damages are that they can receive help with. Different damages available through a personal injury claim for damages can help injured victims with the harm they have...
On behalf of Rome Clifford Katz & Koerner LLP | Jan 31, 2020 | Personal injury
Every second Sunday of March, Connecticut residents spring forward into daylight saving time, losing one hour of sleep in the process. Various studies show that this disruption of millions of people’s sleep schedules can have a negative effect on health and...
On behalf of Rome Clifford Katz & Koerner LLP | Dec 19, 2019 | Personal injury
Sometimes you slip, fall and get hurt, and it’s no one’s fault. Accidents happen. But that doesn’t mean accidents are always inevitable, or that you have no recourse or way to pursue compensation for your injuries. Under a legal theory known as premises liability,...
On behalf of Rome Clifford Katz & Koerner LLP | Nov 5, 2019 | Personal injury
The number of people killed on U.S. roadways declined in 2018 as 36,560 fatalities resulted from motor vehicle traffic crashes, according to newly released statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). While the number of fatalities fell...
