Posted by RisCassi Davis on Fri, May 17, 2013 @ 09:49 AM
The most recent U.S. traffic data shows pedestrian fatalities due to motor vehicle crashes rose 4.2%. In addition, pedestrian injuries caused by motor vehicle crashes increased by 19% from the previous year - all this according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Sadly - U.S. roads were designed with cars in mind - not pedestrians.
So how can we significantly reduce the incidence of pedestrian injuries? Perhaps emerging technology offers part of the answer.
- A company called Mobileye makes a system that help drivers avoid accidents. Their products warn drivers of impending danger, as when pedestrians, bicyclists and other cars are dangerously close. The technology works using cameras and smart phones to signal drivers in time to avoid such hazards.
- Some companies are now making pedestrian switch pads for intersections. These switch pads act just as switch pads do for automobiles. They sense the weight of a pedestrian or cyclist in a crosswalk and signal that traffic light to change.
- Kapten Plus is another product on the market - this one designed for blind or visually impaired consumers. This voice controlled GPS helps visually impaired pedestrians get directions, locate intersections and more.
- Belgium-based Traficon manufactures a number of new traffic technologies, including cameras able to detect the presence of pedestrians and when detected - control traffic lights. These systems have several benefits including allowing pedestrians to cross roadways with the protection of traffic lights, while also allowing car traffic to flow continuously when no pedestrians are in the area.
When all is said and done, the best safety option is driver awareness. Drivers need to stay alert at all times, avoid distractions, and travel at safe speeds.
If you are ever injured while walking or riding your bike on Connecticut roads, call a qualified Connecticut personal injury lawyer. A knowledgeable Connecticut personal injury lawyer can help to ensure that your rights are protected.
RisCassi & Davis has handled hundreds of pedestrian injury cases over our more than 55 years serving the people of Connecticut.
What’s more, our attorneys have received local and national recognition for our handling of these cases including:
- Top listing in "The Best Lawyers in America" and “Best Law Firms”
- Top listing by Martindale-Hubbell as a “New England Top Rated AV Preeminent® Law Firm.
- Admission of five of our personal injury lawyers as members in the very prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College is a professional society of Fellows who become members only by invitation, with admission limited to experienced, outstanding trial lawyers who are unquestionably and eminently qualified as actively engaged trial lawyers. Only 1% of all trial lawyers in any state are offered admission as members to the College.
- Listing in New England Super Lawyers published by Connecticut Magazine. Less than 5% of attorneys in the New England states receive this honor
- Lifetime Achievement awards from the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
We have a great team dedicated to pedestrian accident cases. Please contact us if we can help you. The consultation is free and there is no obligation of any kind.
Posted by RisCassi Davis on Fri, May 10, 2013 @ 01:18 PM
A new analysis of national traffic data shows that drivers involved in fatal car accidents as well as non-fatal crashes were "more often lost in thought than distracted by mobile phones."
Ten percent of the time, car accidents that ended in a fatality involved at least one motorist who was distracted according to the study. Sixty-two percent of the time those distracted drivers were "lost in thought" or daydreaming as opposed to 12 percent who were distracted from cell phone use.
This study is interesting because so much attention has been paid to cell phone use (texting, calling, surfing) as a major cause of accidents. This study is the first one to draw attention to other distracters.
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety is asking drivers to stay vigilant about the dangers of the road "by playing the “what if” game and asking themselves how they would react to unexpected events on the road...Treat driving as a complicated task requiring your full attention,” the foundation said.
Here are a few tips to help stay focused and avoid car accidents on Connecticut roads:
- Avoid fiddling with the radio or CD player.
- Avoid eating or drinking while you drive.
- Never attend to personal grooming needs while driving.
- Avoid talk show radio that you find distracting.
- Avoid talking too much with your passengers. Stay focused on the road.
- Never wear an MP3 players while driving
- Always be thinking about what could go wrong with another driver or conditions on the road. Anticipate and avoid collisions...
If you are ever the victim of a car accident, call a qualified Connecticut car accident lawyer. A knowledgeable Connecticut car accident lawyer can help to ensure that your rights are protected.
RisCassi & Davis has handled hundreds of car accident cases over our more than 55 years serving the people of Connecticut.
What’s more, our attorneys have received local and national recognition for our handling of these cases including:
- Top listing in "The Best Lawyers in America" and “Best Law Firms”
- Top listing by Martindale-Hubbell as a “New England Top Rated AV Preeminent® Law Firm.
- Admission of five of our personal injury lawyers as members in the very prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College is a professional society of Fellows who become members only by invitation, with admission limited to experienced, outstanding trial lawyers who are unquestionably and eminently qualified as actively engaged trial lawyers. Only 1% of all trial lawyers in any state are offered admission as members to the College.
- Listing in New England Super Lawyers published by Connecticut Magazine. Less than 5% of attorneys in the New England states receive this honor
- Lifetime Achievement awards from the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
We have a great team of Connecticut car accident lawyers. Our offices are in Hartford but we are available to meet with you in your home or office if that is easier for you. Please contact us if we can help you. The consultation is free and there is no obligation of any kind.
Posted by RisCassi Davis on Thu, May 02, 2013 @ 10:38 AM
Your federal government wants car makers to make it impossible for you to text, check Facebook and watch a video while you’re driving. Sounds sensible - right?? If successful, their efforts may stop a number of senseless and often fatal car accidents.
The recommendations are laid out in a 281-page report by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Department of Transportation. The DOT has made distracted driving a focal point of their current driver safety efforts.
“Distracted driving is a deadly epidemic that has devastating consequences on our nation’s roadways,” DOT Secretary LaHood said in a statement. “These guidelines recognize that today’s drivers appreciate technology, while providing automakers with a way to balance the innovation consumers want with the safety we all need. Combined with good laws, good enforcement and good education, these guidelines can save lives.”
Distracted driving accounts for a large number of traffic fatalities each year and that number has been rising. And these stats don't count the large number of car accidents from distracted driving that do not lead to a fatality.
The goal of the new recommendations to car makers is to significantly limit the amount of time drivers take their eyes off the road - with a goal of limiting that time to two seconds per incident.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration also plans to release additional studies over the next two years to address mobile phones and other portable devices that could be used in vehicles, along with a study on voice-activated controls. There is a push to have car technologies that will disable these devices once the vehicle is in motion as well.
Auto makers are fighting these new initiatives.
If you are ever the victim of a car accident, call a qualified Connecticut car accident lawyer. A knowledgeable Connecticut car accident lawyer can help to ensure that your rights are protected.
RisCassi & Davis has handled hundreds of car accident cases over our more than 55 years serving the people of Connecticut.
What’s more, our attorneys have received local and national recognition for our handling of these cases including:
- Top listing in "The Best Lawyers in America" and “Best Law Firms”
- Top listing by Martindale-Hubbell as a “New England Top Rated AV Preeminent® Law Firm.
- Admission of five of our personal injury lawyers as members in the very prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College is a professional society of Fellows who become members only by invitation, with admission limited to experienced, outstanding trial lawyers who are unquestionably and eminently qualified as actively engaged trial lawyers. Only 1% of all trial lawyers in any state are offered admission as members to the College.
- Listing in New England Super Lawyers published by Connecticut Magazine. Less than 5% of attorneys in the New England states receive this honor
- Lifetime Achievement awards from the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
We have a great team dedicated to car accident cases. Our offices are in Hartford but we are available to meet with you in your home or office if that is easier for you. Please contact us if we can help you. The consultation is free and there is no obligation of any kind.
Posted by RisCassi Davis on Fri, Apr 19, 2013 @ 03:03 PM
It appears that there may be more profit for hospitals when they make mistakes than when they perform error free - this according to a new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
How is this possible you ask? Well... according to the study authors, complications and errors lead to longer hospital stays and extra care which in turn leads to more expensive treatment. Sadly effective methods exist for reducing error rates dramatically but hospitals have been slow to make the necessary changes. According to the authors, to do so would lead to lower revenues per patient in many cases.
The study found that patients who experienced one or more post-op complication were associated with a whopping $39,017 higher profit per patient with private insurance plans and $1,749 more per patient with Medicare.
And most hospitals treat patients covered by Medicare or private insurance plans. According to the authors, programs to reduce medical errors and medical malpractice actually have a measurable and negative impact on provider bottom lines.
Hospital and physician errors are a major driver of spiraling health care costs. Insurers and Medicare should refuse to reimburse medical providers for additional care necessitated by preventable medical errors.
Remarkably, JAMA had an editorial with the study that called the results "troubling but not surprising..."
How sad is that?
If you are ever the victim of medical malpractice call a qualified Connecticut medical malpractice lawyer. A knowledgeable medical malpractice lawyer can help to ensure that your rights are protected.
RisCassi & Davis has handled hundreds of medical malpractice cases over our more than 55 years serving the people of Connecticut.
What’s more, our Connecticut medical malpractice lawyers have received local and national recognition for our handling of these cases including:
- Top listing in "The Best Lawyers in America" and “Best Law Firms”
- Top listing by Martindale-Hubbell as a “New England Top Rated AV Preeminent® Law Firm.
- Admission of five of our personal injury lawyers as members in the very prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College is a professional society of Fellows who become members only by invitation, with admission limited to experienced, outstanding trial lawyers who are unquestionably and eminently qualified as actively engaged trial lawyers. Only 1% of all trial lawyers in any state are offered admission as members to the College.
- Listing in New England Super Lawyers published by Connecticut Magazine. Less than 5% of attorneys in the New England states receive this honor
- Lifetime Achievement awards from the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
We have a great team dedicated to medical malpractice cases. Our offices are in Hartford but we are available to meet with you in your home or office if that is easier for you. Please contact us if we can help you. The consultation is free and there is no obligation of any kind.
Posted by RisCassi Davis on Fri, Apr 12, 2013 @ 03:41 PM
The Joint Commission, the nation's largest hospital accreditation organization, has issued a warning to hospitals and the public at large about the dangers of patient monitor alarm fatigue, a syndrome that desensitizes physicians and hospital staffs and can lead to medical malpractice from patient alarms being ignored in critical circumstances.
These alarms are used for a variety of hospital devices, including ventilators, blood pressure monitors and infusion pumps. In some cases use of these devices has been found to compromise patient safety - as their constant alarm sounds can go unnoticed for a number of reasons including a process called desensitization.
Complicating things, the Commission found that as many as 85% to 99% of device alarms are false, or nuisance alarms not requiring a response.
Bombarded by an endless stream of alarms —often many hundreds a day—hospital staffs often turn off the volume of the alarm, turn down the volume, or adjust the alarms settings to unsafe levels—all of which, according to the Commission, can have serious, often fatal, consequences for patients.
The Commission is considering creating a National Patient Safety Goal to look specifically at alarm fatigue. The ECRI Institute, a not-for-profit safety group, has also included alarm fatigue on its annual list of top 10 health technology hazards since 2010. For 2013, alarm hazards were ranked No. 1.
If you are ever the victim of medical malpractice call a qualified Connecticut medical malpractice lawyer. A knowledgeable medical malpractice lawyer can help to ensure that your rights are protected.
RisCassi & Davis has handled hundreds of medical malpractice cases over our more than 55 years serving the people of Connecticut.
What’s more, our Connecticut medical malpractice lawyers have received local and national recognition for our handling of these cases including:
- Top listing in "The Best Lawyers in America" and “Best Law Firms”
- Top listing by Martindale-Hubbell as a “New England Top Rated AV Preeminent® Law Firm.
- Admission of five of our personal injury lawyers as members in the very prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College is a professional society of Fellows who become members only by invitation, with admission limited to experienced, outstanding trial lawyers who are unquestionably and eminently qualified as actively engaged trial lawyers. Only 1% of all trial lawyers in any state are offered admission as members to the College.
- Listing in New England Super Lawyers published by Connecticut Magazine. Less than 5% of attorneys in the New England states receive this honor
- Lifetime Achievement awards from the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
We have a great team dedicated to medical malpractice cases. Our offices are in Hartford but we are available to meet with you in your home or office if that is easier for you. Please contact us if we can help you. The consultation is free and there is no obligation of any kind.
Posted by RisCassi Davis on Fri, Apr 05, 2013 @ 02:38 PM
Medical malpractice at hospitals and medical centers happens every day. Medical staffs make mistakes. Some instances of medical malpractice are worse than others and sometimes they are deadly. Patients have been known to get the wrong medications or even undergo surgery intended for someone else.
When medical errors like these and others are reported, government officials are required to inspect the hospital in question and file a detailed report.
This vital information on hospital quality and safety has finally been made available to the public online.
A website dedicated to this information, www.hospitalinspections.org, provides detailed reports of hospital violations dating back to January 2011, searchable by location and the name of the hospital.
Until now, these reports were released only through a Freedom of Information Act request - making access to this information very difficult to obtain.
While this development is progress, some information is still unavailable. For instance, once government authorities have determined there is a specific problem that needs correcting, hospitals are required to file a corrective action plan. These plans are still kept confidential.
Also still not disclosed are the results of "complaint-based and routine inspections" by The Joint Commission, the nation's largest private hospital accreditation organization. The Health Care Journalism Association is now attempting to have these reports made available to the public.
If you are ever the victim of medical malpractice call a qualified Connecticut medical malpractice lawyer. A knowledgeable personal injury lawyer can help to ensure that your rights are protected.
RisCassi & Davis has handled hundreds of medical malpractice cases over our more than 55 years serving the people of Connecticut.
What’s more, our Connecticut medical malpractice lawyers have received local and national recognition for our handling of these cases including:
- Top listing in "The Best Lawyers in America" and “Best Law Firms”
- Top listing by Martindale-Hubbell as a “New England Top Rated AV Preeminent® Law Firm.
- Admission of five of our personal injury lawyers as members in the very prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College is a professional society of Fellows who become members only by invitation, with admission limited to experienced, outstanding trial lawyers who are unquestionably and eminently qualified as actively engaged trial lawyers. Only 1% of all trial lawyers in any state are offered admission as members to the College.
- Listing in New England Super Lawyers published by Connecticut Magazine. Less than 5% of attorneys in the New England states receive this honor
- Lifetime Achievement awards from the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
We have a great team dedicated to medical malpractice cases. Our offices are in Hartford but we are available to meet with you in your home or office if that is easier for you. Please contact us if we can help you. The consultation is free and there is no obligation of any kind.
Posted by RisCassi Davis on Fri, Mar 29, 2013 @ 09:30 AM
In a just released consumer survey conducted by AT&T, nearly half of all commuters admit to texting while driving even though 98 percent know it’s dangerous.
Did you know that reading or writing a text while driving is a leading cause of car accidents in Connecticut and that doing either of those things can impair reaction times more profoundly than alcohol?
According to test conducted by the magazine Car and Driver, baseline reaction times at 35 mph worsened while reading or typing a text. At 70 mph, they were also worse.
Even scarier - these road tests were conducted on straight roads without traffic or road signs or pedestrians. Test subjects considered themselves excellent drivers and were surprised by just how much their reaction times were impaired in these tests.
And there are other factors to worry about as well. Many teenagers and adults admit to texting with two hands while driving (requiring a knee to steer), a habit that produces lane drift and loss of control - in addition to reduced reaction times.
It's a fact. Cell phone use causes car accidents - too often fatal ones. Please remember to talk to your kids about the dangers, ask them to pledge not to use their cell phones while driving - and lead by example. Also try to remember this vital fact: a text or a cell phone call can wait until you are safely stopped. Wait - and save a life.
If you or a loved one is ever injured in a car accident in Connecticut – call us. We will help protect your rights. The car accident lawyers at RisCassi and Davis have been helping victims of car accidents for over 55 years and we have had a large number of cases where we have been able to help our clients who were injured by drivers distracted by their cell phones. What’s more, our Connecticut car accident lawyers have received local and national recognition for our handling of car accident cases including:
- Top listing in "The Best Lawyers in America" and “Best Law Firms”
- Top listing by Martindale-Hubbell as a “New England Top Rated AV Preeminent® Law Firm.
- Admission of five of our personal injury lawyers as members in the very prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College is a professional society of Fellows who become members only by invitation, with admission limited to experienced, outstanding trial lawyers who are unquestionably and eminently qualified as actively engaged trial lawyers. Only 1% of all trial lawyers in any state are offered admission as members to the College.
- Listing in New England Super Lawyers published by Connecticut Magazine. Less than 5% of attorneys in the New England states receive this honor
- Lifetime Achievement awards from the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
The Connecticut car accident lawyers at RisCassi & Davis are committed to helping Connecticut drivers.
If you would like a free consultation about your car accident, please contact us today. There is no obligation of any kind. We are ready to help.
Posted by RisCassi Davis on Fri, Mar 22, 2013 @ 09:36 AM
Anyone who has ever been in a car accident knows the physical injuries as well as the emotional trauma that can occur. While the physical wounds are often easy to recognize, the emotional ones are often overlooked.
Victims of car accidents and their families need to be aware of the emotional impact an accident can have and how to get help.
Psychological trauma is just as real, and potentially damaging as physical trauma. According to a report in Achieve Solutions, "auto accidents are one of the most prevalent sources of psychological trauma, with over 6 million car accidents and over 40,000 traffic fatalities reported annually".
When a person has been through a car accident many emotional responses are possible from denial, anxiety, shock, confusion, social withdrawal and dramatic mood swings. Debilitating phobias are also known to arise from car accidents, leaving accident victims unable to perform routine functions like driving on interstate highways or in some cases even leaving their homes.
If you or someone you know has been the victim of a motor vehicle accident or other traumatic event, watch for any symptoms that continue for more than a few weeks, as well as difficulty accomplishing normal tasks, avoidance issues, or drug or alcohol abuse. All of these things are a sign that help from a qualified psychologist is in order.
If you or a loved one is ever injured in a car accident in Connecticut– call us. We will help protect your rights. The car accident lawyers at RisCassi & Davis have been helping victims of car accidents for over 55 years. What’s more, our Connecticut car accident lawyers have received local and national recognition for our handling of car accident cases including:
- Top listing in "The Best Lawyers in America" and “Best Law Firms”
- Top listing by Martindale-Hubbell as a “New England Top Rated AV Preeminent® Law Firm.
- Admission of five of our personal injury lawyers as members in the very prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College is a professional society of Fellows who become members only by invitation, with admission limited to experienced, outstanding trial lawyers who are unquestionably and eminently qualified as actively engaged trial lawyers. Only 1% of all trial lawyers in any state are offered admission as members to the College.
- Listing in New England Super Lawyers published by Connecticut Magazine. Less than 5% of attorneys in the New England states receive this honor
- Lifetime Achievement awards from the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
The Connecticut car accident lawyers at RisCassi & Davis are committed to helping Connecticut drivers.
If you would like a free consultation about your car accident, please contact us today. There is no obligation of any kind. We are ready to help.
Posted by RisCassi Davis on Fri, Mar 15, 2013 @ 11:00 AM
(From CNN 3.11.13) "The eight teenagers crammed into an SUV that was only supposed to seat five.
They were driving a vehicle they didn't have permission to use.
And they were speeding down a two-lane northeastern Ohio road, authorities say.
But any poor judgment was quickly eclipsed by a tragic crash that cut short six young lives.
The black Honda Passport veered over the left side of the road, crashed into a guardrail and flipped over into a pond near the city of Warren.
Investigators are trying to determine why, but Ohio State Highway Patrol Lt. Brian Holt said Monday that weather was not a factor in what he called the deadliest traffic accident in Trumbull County history -- and the worst in Ohio in at least three years.
The vehicle was going faster than the 35-mph posted limit, but the exact speed wasn't clear, Holt said.
Officers are waiting for the results of toxicology tests, but Holt said no signs of alcohol or drugs were found inside the vehicle...."
Tragic...
According to recent data from the Centers for Disease Control, almost one quarter of all 15 to 24- year olds who died in 2010 were killed in car accidents. That makes auto accidents a more prolific killer of teenagers than firearms, homicides, suicides and accidental poisonings.
Why are our children dying in car accidents at this rate?
There are many reasons. Here are a few of the most common:
- Distracted driving. Cell phone technology is dangerous to health and safety. Texting or using a cell phone while driving is a killer - particularly with young drivers.
- Substance use. Drugs and alcohol impair judgment, timing, perception and more.
- Young drivers carrying passengers. With each additional passenger in the car - the likelihood that a teenage driver will have a car accident goes up sharply.
- Driving mistakes. Young drivers are by definition inexperienced. And they make mistakes. Mistakes that can change lives.
If you have a young driver - talk to them. Remind them not to use their cell phones when driving, to not drive under the influence, and to be careful when carrying passengers. And most of all - be a great example for your children. They repeat what they see you do.
If you or a loved one is ever injured in a car accident in Connecticut– call us. We will help protect your rights. The car accident lawyers at RisCassi & Davis have been helping victims of car accidents for over 55 years. What’s more, our Connecticut car accident lawyers have received local and national recognition for our handling of car accident cases including:
- Top listing in "The Best Lawyers in America" and “Best Law Firms”
- Admission of five of our personal injury lawyers as members in the very prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College is a professional society of Fellows who become members only by invitation, with admission limited to experienced, outstanding trial lawyers who are unquestionably and eminently qualified as actively engaged trial lawyers. Only 1% of all trial lawyers in any state are offered admission as members to the College.
- Listing in New England Super Lawyers published by Connecticut Magazine. Less than 5% of attorneys in the New England states receive this honor
- Lifetime Achievement awards from the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
The Connecticut car accident lawyers at RisCassi & Davis are committed to helping Connecticut drivers.
If you would like a free consultation about your car accident, please contact us today. There is no obligation of any kind. We are ready to help.
Posted by RisCassi Davis on Fri, Mar 08, 2013 @ 09:02 AM
A recent article in the journal Surgery reports that so called "never events" happen at least 80 times per week in the U.S. - and that figure is believed to be an under-estimation of the true extent of the problem.
So what is a "never event"...
It's a mistake that literally should never happen in surgery and includes physicians leaving surgical instruments in patients, allowing patients to awaken during surgery, performing surgery on the wrong patient, performing surgery on the wrong side of a patient, and more.
In addition to the devastating effects on patients, it is estimated that these "mistakes" carry an immense financial burden - as much as $1.3 billion over 20 years and surgeons of all ages are involved in these "never events".
So why do these events occur when adherence to very simple procedures and checklists would reduce their occurrence to at or near zero?
A number of studies have shown that "never events" can be eliminated, or at least minimized, by putting better procedures in place that include presurgery briefings and marking the sites to be surgically addressed.
A national medical safety project called "No Thing Left Behind" has also introduced changes in the process of counting sponges and some hospitals have adopted new technologies (e.g., bar-coded sponges) to address the problem.
Sadly - medical mistakes and malpractice are the third leading cause of death in America. And the United States spends more per capita and a higher percentage of its GDP on healthcare than any other country in the world. The result... The U.S. ranks 29th in infant mortality (webmd.com) and 46th in life expectancy (WHO).
If you are ever the victim of medical malpractice call a qualified Connecticut medical malpractice lawyer. A knowledgeable personal injury lawyer can help to ensure that your rights are protected.
RisCassi & Davis has handled hundreds of medical malpractice cases over our more than 55 years serving the people of Connecticut.
What’s more, ten of our Connecticut medical malpractice lawyers have been honored by inclusion in the 2012 New England Super Lawyers and Rising Stars… and the Hartford law firm of RisCassi & Davis is “Top Listed” in the 2013 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® with the most listed attorneys representing injury victims in personal injury law in Hartford. The firm is also ranked a Tier 1 law firm in Hartford in Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiffs by U.S. News – Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firms.” Click here to learn more about the honors and recognition we have received.
We have a great team dedicated to medical malpractice cases. Our offices are in Hartford but we are available to meet with you in your home or office if that is easier for you. Please contact us if we can help you. The consultation is free and there is no obligation of any kind.
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