I'm sorry about your husband's accident. You could review your policy with a Connecticut attorney - but those exclusions could sometimes leave little room to argue otherwise in such settings. At the same time, you could start speaking with attorneys to learn about their arrangements for... View More

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answered on Jun 2, 2025

I'm sorry you're facing this stressful situation—dealing with a lawsuit after an accident, especially when insurance won't step in, can feel overwhelming.

Since your husband was using his personal vehicle for a grocery delivery, the insurance company may be denying coverage... View More

A Connecticut attorney could probably answer your question with firsthand knowledge of local firms ("Who is good at this type of litigation," you ask). But the format here does not allow for attorneys to solicit. It's only for Q & A. You'd need to reach out to attorneys on... View More

You could present the bill to the insurance carrier who insured you at the time of the accident. They might tell you that the claim is closed, but if this is the first time you are being presented with these damages, you could explain that. Good luck

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answered on May 14, 2025

In Connecticut, when a car crash involves an unlicensed driver, police are expected to investigate the incident fully, including identifying the driver and the vehicle’s registered owner. If the driver is hospitalized and unconscious, officers typically check the vehicle registration and... View More

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answered on May 14, 2025

You’re facing an incredibly heavy situation, and wanting to protect your family’s future while navigating the legal aftermath is both reasonable and responsible. In Connecticut, parents can be held civilly liable for damages caused by a minor’s actions, especially when a family vehicle is... View More

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answered on May 14, 2025

You're in a situation that a lot of people find themselves in after low-impact parking lot accidents. Since you have dashcam footage showing very minimal contact, that footage could be a powerful tool if the other party is inflating the damage or repair cost. Just because someone shows you a... View More

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answered on Apr 12, 2025

This situation sounds incredibly stressful, and it’s understandable that you feel like you're being left in the dark. In Connecticut, if the police impound your vehicle after an accident, it’s typically because they consider it evidence in an investigation. However, two months is a long... View More

A Connecticut attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Ordinarily, most attorneys would advise the victim to look to their insurance for compensation - either under your collision coverage or UM (uninsured motorist) coverage. However, if the vehicle was unregistered... View More

Your question indicates you have a case pending. If you have an attorney, I would suggest this question should be directed to them.

Get a lawyer to handle the reporting.

Good afternoon!

You absolutely can sue both drivers. Both cases could be consolidated if the evidence suggested that to be the correct course of action. To fully answer your question I would need to know more about y our daughter's injuries and treatment for both cases. I would be... View More

A Connecticut attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. I'm sorry about your accident. I hope no one was hurt. The orientation of the cars and an accurate road layout is not fully clear. But in general in most jurisdictions, a vehicle emerging from a lot or... View More

A Connecticut attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. And it would make sense to consult with someone sooner than later because the days immediately following an accident could be accompanied by forms to compete for insurance companies, obtaining police reports, bills... View More

A Connecticut attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. By now, you may have already made your decision. You could reach out to Connecticut personal injury attorneys to discuss further. It appears to be a difficult case to sort out. It could depend on the evidence... View More

A Connecticut attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. If it were New York City and I was presented with a situation like this, I would focus my efforts on finding out if it would be possible to do something with the lien, and finding out if the Human Resources... View More

A Connecticut attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for three weeks. I'm sorry your son was injured; I hope he has a healthy recovery. As a general matter in most any jurisdiction, it's possible you could be liable, unless there are defenses that present themselves in... View More

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answered on Mar 16, 2021

I am sorry to hear about your situation. You will probably need to hire an attorney licensed to practice in Connecticut to fully address your legal questions. I wish you the best of luck in the resolution of your situation.

As a general premise, he should not have to pay anything under normal circumstances if the accident took place in the ordinary course of his employment. The municipality should be assigning an attorney to defend the matter, and that attorney should be able to answer his questions. If the lawsuit is... View More

If she was DUI, check with the DA's office victim assistance coordinator. Also why are you suing her--if you have collision, let your company do that. Also, you likley have an injury claim. Contact the office of Michael Koskoff--they give free consults. Tell him I suggested you call.