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At Hastings, Cohan & Walsh, LLP, we assist car accident victims in obtaining rightful compensation for injuries, medical expenses, and lost wages. Our expertise covers claims involving drunk driving, distracted driving, hit and runs, and uninsured motorists. We conduct thorough investigations, including witness interviews and examination of police and medical reports, to ensure the best outcomes. Connecticut allows claims even if you are partially at fault, provided your fault is below 50%. Follow these steps after an accident: stay calm, call 911, and document the scene.

After a brain injury, you need to understand what you should and should not be doing. If you or someone you know has suffered a traumatic brain injury, it is crucial to seek the advice and counsel of an experienced Connecticut brain injury attorney at the earliest possible moment.

An Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is some type of injury to the brain which occurs after birth which involves some type of focal and/or diffused central nervous system dysfunction.

There are many different types and causes of traumatic brain injuries (TBI’s) that can result from a number of different accidents. Fortunately, there is a multitude of resources that can be accessed and utilized by both injured parties and their family members.

It is not at all uncommon for a person who is been involved in a motor vehicle accident to have delayed or latent symptoms. There are two things that you should be doing immediately.