Parents in Connecticut and elsewhere entrust their children’s safety to school bus drivers every day of the school year. By extension, they must also trust the drivers who share the roads with their kids’ buses. Many parents worry about their children’s safety while...
There is no such thing as “minor” or “harmless” medical malpractice. In all cases, a hospital, doctor or other health care professional injures a patient through a negligent act or omission. Although there are many kinds of medical malpractice, the most common forms...
The toxic nature of lead-based paint is well-documented. Lead paint was phased out of residential use in 1950 and banned by the federal government in 1978. However, the threat of lead paint exposure remains. Some homes constructed before 1978 still have the presence...
