New Haven 8th Most Dangerous City For Drivers
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDJuly 20th, 2016
Sometimes Connecticut auto accidents cannot be avoided, and other times certain areas are just more prone to auto accidents than others. A recent study by NerdWallet cites New Haven, Connecticut as the eighth most dangerous city in America for drivers. Detroit, Michigan is the most dangerous city while Cary, North Carolina is the safest. The … Keep reading…
Connecticut Dog Bites Against Postal Workers on the Rise
by Robert Messey, MD, JDJuly 17th, 2016
Connecticut dog bite injuries amongst U.S. Postal workers are on the rise. With more Connecticut residents shopping online, postal workers are delivering more packages and are coming into contact with more of our canine family members. In 2015, Connecticut postal workers suffered 90 dog bite injuries, up 23% from 2014 (73 dog bites were reported … Keep reading…
9 Ways to Stay Safe at the Beach This Summer
by Gerard McEneryJuly 14th, 2016
Whether you are going to the beach here in Connecticut, or another state, personal injury is still a reality. Keep yourself, friends and family safe this summer by following these safety tips. Follow the instructions of lifeguards. Follow posted signage. Use sunscreen. Swim only in designated areas. Do not dive – protect your head and … Keep reading…
5 Ways to Stay Safe at the Public Pool This Summer
by Charles B. Price, Jr.July 11th, 2016
Now that school is out of session for the summer, families will be staying cool at the public pools offered by many Connecticut towns. Splish splashing is a lot of fun, but there are also many potential risks at the public swimming pool that pose a threat for Connecticut personal injury. Follow these safety precautions … Keep reading…
Nurse Found Partially Liable in Patient’s Death
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDJuly 3rd, 2016
A jury in a Connecticut medical malpractice case recently awarded the estate of a Madison man over $12 million dollars after he committed suicide. Yale-New Haven Hospital was found 65% liable and a Guilford nurse practitioner was found 35% liable in his death. This patient suffered from anxiety and was taking medication to deal with … Keep reading…
Understanding Connecticut Fireworks Laws
by Charles B. Price, Jr.June 29th, 2016
With Independence Day right around the corner, many towns and groups will be having fireworks displays to celebrate. Even private citizens sometimes set up their own displays. A serious personal injury caused by fireworks can happen at any time. The attorneys at McEnery Price Messey & Sullivan urge you to follow Connecticut laws and regulations. … Keep reading…