Introduction Social media has become integral to our daily lives in today’s digital age. It allows us to connect, share, and document our experiences. However, when it comes to personal injury cases, social media can have a significant impact. The information and content shared on social media platforms can be used as evidence and may …
Introduction Surveillance footage has become increasingly prevalent in our society, capturing events and incidents in public spaces. In Connecticut personal injury cases, surveillance footage can play a significant role in providing objective evidence to support or refute claims. In this article, we will explore the impact of surveillance footage on a personal injury case, examining …
Introduction Dealing with an uninsured motorist accident can be a complex and daunting task. Due to their nature, many victims are unsure of their options for seeking compensation. In this article, we will explore individuals’ challenges in uninsured motorist accidents. We’ll also discuss strategies to pursue rightful compensation when insurance is lacking with the help …
Introduction Personal injury lawsuits are legal actions taken by individuals who have suffered harm or injury due to another party’s negligence or intentional actions. If you’ve been injured and are considering pursuing a personal injury lawsuit in Connecticut, it is crucial to understand the essential elements that contribute to a successful case. This article will …
Connecticut Personal injury lawyers sometimes use demand letters, which are straightforward correspondence to the representative of the at-fault party that states what amount of money you will accept to resolve your personal injury claim. Demand letters can be formal or informal and can be sent by email or mail. While most personal injury attorneys send …
Compensatory damages are a category of damages your Connecticut personal injury lawyer at Injuredct.com will attempt to recover on your behalf. So, what are compensatory damages, how are they calculated, how much can be recovered, and how can compensatory damages be proven? Simply put, compensatory damages try to make up for losses and expenses incurred …
Money received from personal injury settlements and verdicts is considered income. Is it subject to federal income tax? This is one of the most common questions the Connecticut personal injury lawyers at Injuredct.com get asked. The short answer is no. Most likely, you won’t have to pay federal income tax on the money you get …
One way you can increase the value of your case is to collect as much evidence after an accident as possible. The personal injury attorneys at Injurect.com have a few tips for what types of evidence we attempt to collect immediately after an accident, how to obtain it, and how it helps. Excellent lawyers are …
