Many owners find they don’t have the revenue stream to continue business relationships with their partners and vendors with so many unforeseen circumstances affecting business operations. A business contract is defined by the obligations of each party that enters into...
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Researchers: Deadly car crashes up in early Connecticut pandemic response
It wasn’t immediately apparent what all of the effects would be of Gov. Ned Lamont’s declaration of a public health emergency back on March 12. A big change was quickly plain to see, however: the number of vehicles on the streets of North Haven dropped dramatically,...
3 types of driving distractions
Driving is a skill that requires your full attention. However, sometimes you may become distracted. Taking your eyes off the road or letting your attention wander for even a second can lead to a serious accident. Distracted driving accounts for numerous vehicle...
Can I get workers’ compensation for a repetitive strain injury?
Most people think of catastrophic injuries when it comes to workers' compensation. The repetitive motions someone needs to make in the workplace can take a toll on them over prolonged periods. Does this mean that a repetitive stress injury (RSI) can qualify for...
Insights on business interruption claims
Recent events led to a deluge of business closures across the United States. As an insurance provider, you likely have a tide of business interruption claims flooding in from business owners seeking financial relief. You want to do what you can to help business owners...
3 facts to know about CO poisoning
The weather is starting to cool off after the summer heat in Connecticut. With cooler temperatures comes a need to heat your home. Most people use a heat source that is also a source of carbon monoxide, the dangerous gas with no smell or taste that costs people their...
3 things to know about yielding to pedestrians
Pedestrian accidents are almost always serious. To avoid them in Connecticut, it is important to know the rules both when you are a driver and when you are a pedestrian. This can help to avoid accidents and keep you and others safe. Plus, according to The Day, you can...
How social media could harm your personal injury case
Social media is a part of everyday life for many people. Posting your thoughts, little tidbits about your day and even pictures of the food you eat are all commonplace on social media platforms. This oversharing of information is quickly leading to a new level of...
Common examples of negligence in swimming pool accidents
Swimming pool parties are a very popular activity for children in the summer months. While they can be enjoyed safely and can be a great form of exercise, injuries and accidents sadly occur in Connecticut swimming pools every year.This is why it is important to be...
Group home injuries often go unreported in Connecticut
A report published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in January of 2018 discussed how injuries, illnesses and deaths that occur in group homes often go unreported. Developmentally disabled individuals often reside in these types of housing....