Shocking Connecticut Car Accident Statistics
Car accident injuries can be quite devastating. If you or your loved one were injured in an accident, the lawyers at McEnery Price Messey & Sullivan urge you to seek immediate medical attention whether from your primary care provider or at the emergency room. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, in 2013 there … Keep reading…
Car Accidents and Traumatic Brain Injuries
Car accident injuries can be quite serious, especially if you or a loved one sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI). According to the Centers for Disease Control, an estimated 1.7 million Americans suffer this type of injury annually. Injuries can range from “mild” to “severe.” Any hit, bump or jolt of the head can cause … Keep reading…
Brain Injuries Can Result From Connecticut Car Accidents
You don’t need to be traveling at high speeds to suffer a brain injury in a Connecticut car accident. In an accident, the brain is traveling at the same speed as the car, when the crash occurs, the head abruptly stops. When the soft, “squishy” brain tissue comes in contact with the hard bones of … Keep reading…
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Cell Phone Laws and Connecticut Auto Accidents
As a licensed driver in the state of Connecticut you already know that state law prohibits the use of handheld devices, including mobile phones, while operating a motor vehicle. While state-by-state statistics are not available on distracted driving, the NHTSA reports that 20% of all accidents nationwide were caused by some distraction. Several bills are … Keep reading…
3 Ways to Prevent an Auto Accident in a Passenger Van
The National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration recently warned of the safety risks when traveling in a passenger van. 1. Make sure an experienced passenger van driver is operating the vehicle. In the state of Connecticut, drivers operating a passenger vehicle must obtain a special endorsement from the Department of Motor Vehicles before transporting passengers. … Keep reading…
