Author: Aaron Jainchill

Baby sitting on a carseat for safety.

According to the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles* (DMV), car accidents are one of the main causes of death for children under 12. Car seats are a critical way to protect children from harm in a collision – as long as the car seat is installed and used correctly. However, even a correctly installed car […]

Client and personal injury lawyer consultation meeting.

In most cases, Connecticut personal injury attorney fees depend on the amount they recover for their clients. Most Connecticut personal injury lawyers work on contingency. This means the client pays nothing upfront and only owes their attorney a fee if they recover compensation. This fee structure helps make legal representation accessible to all, as clients […]

Drivers involved in car accident agreed on settlement.

It’s natural to wonder how much you could recover in a car accident settlement after a crash. Unfortunately, every case is different, and many factors affect the value of your claim. What matters most is having a capable attorney who can assess your losses thoroughly. If you sustained injuries in a collision, consulting a Connecticut […]

Lady driver suffering whiplash from accident.

If you’ve recently been in an accident in Connecticut, you may be wondering whether you can pursue a compensation claim even though you may share some of the blame for causing the accident. Connecticut law follows a modified comparative negligence system, which means an accident victim can recover partial compensation from other at-fault parties, adjusted to […]

Aggressive dog biting strangers arm.

Connecticut has a strict liability statute. Dog owners are liable for injuries their animals cause, even if they did not know their animals were aggressive or capable of injuring someone. Exceptions include people who are trespassing or provoking the dog. Understanding Connecticut’s dog bite laws and how strict liability works can be challenging. At Jainchill […]

Driver suffering whiplash from car accident.

The intense adrenaline rush following an accident can cause disorientation and confusion. Decisions can be more challenging, and the steps you know to take get lost. There is no doubt that collisions are frightening and overwhelming events. However, your actions in the aftermath of a Connecticut car accident can affect your health, safety, and compensation. […]

Driver suffering arm injury from car collision.

Like most states, Connecticut has an at-fault or fault-based insurance system. This means if another driver caused the accident, you have the right to seek compensation for your medical expenses and other losses from them by filing an insurance claim. However, you may have other options for financial recovery. Is Connecticut a No-Fault State? Connecticut […]

Injured worker passing his workers compensation claim in the office.

To file a workers’ compensation claim in Connecticut, you must complete Form 30C, send the original to your employer, and send a copy to the Workers’ Compensation Commission District Office.  While filing a workers’ compensation claim should be straightforward, getting the benefits you deserve can sometimes be challenging. Discuss your case with an experienced Hartford […]

Drunk driver drinking liquor while driving.

Connecticut has strict laws regarding driving under the influence. If you are convicted of a second DUI offense within 10 years of a first-time conviction, you face a mandatory jail term of 120 days and a potential sentence of up to two years. Depending on the severity of the offense, you may also face further consequences, including […]

Injured worker submitting his work injury work claim form.

Workers’ compensation insurance covers medical expenses, partial income, and other benefits for employees in Connecticut who suffer injuries or illnesses at work. This state-mandated coverage aims to reduce the financial stress of injured workers and puts a responsibility on employers to maintain safe working environments.  While the basic principles of workers’ comp are simple, many […]