Category: Car Accidents

T-bone collision happening along the road.

There is no hard-and-fast rule for how long a car accident settlement takes to resolve. Generally, a car accident case takes anywhere from six months to a year to settle. However, it can take longer if your case is more complex or involves multiple defendants.  Several factors contribute to the timeline for a car accident […]

Stethoscope on top of medical billing statement

Depending on the circumstances of the accident, your medical bills after a car crash may either be paid by your auto insurer or the other driver’s insurance company. But if they dispute your claim or the driver tells their insurance company you caused the accident, your only recourse may be to file a lawsuit against […]

Lady driver getting her police report at the station.

A police report contains valuable information that may help strengthen your insurance claim or lawsuit when seeking compensation for your injuries after a car accident. How do you get a police report following a Connecticut car accident? You can access an accident information summary online for free from the Connecticut State Police Accident Information Summaries […]

Black car signaling to the left to change lane.

All motorists must change lanes from time to time to pass a slower vehicle, merge onto a highway from an entrance ramp or enter a road from the shoulder. Unfortunately, sometimes drivers ignore the traffic rules that apply to changing lanes.  A driver who makes an improper lane change or moves into another lane without […]

Pedestrian got hit and run suffering leg injuries.

After a negligent driver hits you and flees the scene, you may worry you cannot get compensation for your losses. However, drivers in Connecticut must purchase uninsured motorist coverage (UM) as part of their auto insurance policies. UM coverage can pay for your medical expenses and vehicle damage after a hit and run. You may […]

Injured woman driver suffering whiplash from car collision.

Yes, Connecticut is an at-fault insurance state, meaning that liability insurers are financially responsible for compensating injured parties for medical expenses, property damage, and more when their policyholders cause auto accidents. Suppose you are hurt as a driver, passenger, cyclist, or pedestrian in a Connecticut traffic accident through no fault of your own. If this […]

Rear end collision on both silver cars along the highway

Rear-end accidents vary widely from minor fender benders up the road to catastrophic pileups on major highways. In all cases, if you were injured in a rear-end accident at little to no fault of your own, you should consult with a personal injury attorney right away. You may be entitled to compensation from the at-fault […]

Injured driver feeling pain on his head from car accident.

If you were involved in an auto accident at little to no fault of your own, you might be entitled to compensation for things like medical bills, lost wages, pain, and suffering. However, you must act quickly to secure the accountability and compensation you deserve. Connecticut law gives you only two years from the date […]

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The first thing you think about after you’ve been in a car accident probably isn’t “Should I get a lawyer?” In truth, though, it should be. Sometimes, it’s a no-brainer. Here are some times when you definitely want to talk to an experienced automobile accident attorney: When you’ve been injured and needed medical treatment When […]

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No matter how big or small, a car accident is a life-changing experience. Any motor vehicle accident can lead to financial burdens, medical expenses, insurance claims, physical injuries, and more. It is a truly overwhelming experience that we at Jainchill & Beckert, LLC hope that no one has to experience. In the case that you […]