Author: Bill Beckert
Determining who is at fault in a Connecticut T-bone collision depends on who had the right-of-way. The driver without the right-of-way when the crash occurred is typically responsible. However, there may be exceptions. The party who caused the T-bone wreck may be liable for compensating a victim for their medical bills, lost income, and other […]
How long it takes to settle a workers’ compensation case in Connecticut depends on your injury and healing. Some claims get resolved in several weeks or months. Other claims can take between 12 and 18 months to finalize. In cases where the injury takes years to heal, the settlement comes even later. Getting the money […]
If you feel like you’re having frequent disagreements with your Connecticut personal injury lawyer or they aren’t providing the level of service you need, you can fire them. You’re under no obligation to work with them for the duration of your case. However, this is also not a decision you should take lightly. There may […]
Car accidents are stressful experiences. That stress can get significantly worse if you discover the other driver was uninsured. But Connecticut law requires drivers to carry uninsured motorist policies, which means you should have coverage even if it doesn’t come from the driver who hit you. If you suffered harm in a traffic accident due to the […]
Connecticut is a “fault” state for auto insurance purposes. In a “fault” state like Connecticut, a driver who causes an accident is liable for the financial losses caused by the accident. The state allows motorists and others injured in the accident to file a claim against the other party’s insurance policy when seeking accident-related damages. […]
Connecticut has certain statutes in place to protect motorcycle riders and other road users. These requirements include having a driver’s license with a motorcycle endorsement, using a helmet and eye protection, proof of liability insurance, and regulations about the vehicle’s equipment. Thorough knowledge of Connecticut’s motorcycle laws can keep you riding safely. What Is a Connecticut […]
Working while collecting workers’ compensation benefits can be considered fraud and may land you in legal trouble. Even if you have a second job, you cannot continue to work while injured. However, your employer may be required to pay your lost wages from both jobs. At Jainchill & Beckert, LLC, we want to help you […]
If you’ve been injured on the job in Connecticut, you can wage replacement benefits on a weekly basis– depending on your average weekly wage and the state’s workers compensation rates. Connecticut workers’ compensation also pays for medical care and disability. Nearly all Connecticut employees are entitled to workers’ compensation for an on-the-job injury or medical […]
If you’re injured as an employee at a business in Connecticut, you’re likely entitled to benefits under your employer’s workers’ comp policy. Whether you’re a part-time or full-time worker, a minor, or a non-citizen, you can file a workers’ comp claim after getting hurt on the job. How Do I File for Workers’ Compensation in […]
If you’re wondering what a personal injury lawyer does, you may be one of the millions of people every year who are thinking about filing personal injury claims. If you are a person who fits into that category, we’re glad you’re here, and as personal injury attorneys, we’re happy to explain what we do and […]