Protecting Your kids from Dog Bites

Posted by James AspellApr 02, 20210 Comments

      Famous Dogs biting people is a trending topic in the news today.  But nopt every dog lices in the White House and nips a Secret Service Agent.  In reality, dogs are one of the most popular pets in the United States, but along with all of the positive aspects of owni...

Common Knee Injuries from Car Accidents

Posted by James AspellMar 31, 20210 Comments

  While most people understand how essential their knees are to support the body's weight and movement, many do not know that the knee joint is one of the largest and most complex joints. Because of the complexity of this joint, it is particularly susceptible to many different i...

Common Workplace Knee Injuries and How to Avoid Them

Posted by James AspellMar 29, 20210 Comments

  The largest joint in the body is the knee. Without a healthy knee, you would not be able to walk, run, stand, sit, or lay down. If you sustain a knee injury on the job, you may experience serious pain and long-term medical problems. The most common types of knee injuries that arise in the...

Why Are Some Car Accident Cases Contested?

Posted by James AspellMar 27, 20210 Comments

  Car accidents happen—in fact, quite often.  While Connecticut's roadways are somewhat safer than the rest of the country, the statistics of car accidents throughout the state point to a necessity to drive more cautiously and attentively. It is the duty of every driver to contrib...

The Danger of Crush Injuries

Posted by James AspellMar 26, 20210 Comments

Why are crush injuries so dangerous?   When you become the victim of a Connecticut motor vehicle accident, one of the most likely injuries you will suffer is a crush injury. Crush injuries occur when one of your body parts comes under excessive pressure from a heavy object or gets squ...

WHO IS AT FAULT IN A CAR ACCIDENT CHANGING LANES?

Posted by James AspellMar 25, 20210 Comments

  When you're driving, you must always be vigilant of your surroundings and respond appropriately to avoid car accidents. However, some causes of accidents can be out of your control – especially when someone makes an unsafe lane change. In an instant, you can suffer severe injuries, exten...

Common Workplace Foot Injuries

Posted by James AspellMar 24, 20210 Comments

If you work on your feet, you know just how important foot health is. Injuries to the foot may not get as much attention as other parts of the body. But they're still quite common. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, every year, there are around 60,000 foot injuries that result in lost...

Preventing Head-On Collisions in Connecticut

Posted by James AspellMar 23, 20210 Comments

  A head-on collision is a motor vehicle accident that occurs when two vehicles moving in the opposite direction crash into each other. Head-on collisions have multiple causes, including drunk driving, distracted driving, fatigue, and violations of traffic rules. According to the 201...

Workplace Accidents That Cause Amputations

Posted by James AspellMar 22, 20210 Comments

Accidents on the job can result in a wide range of injuries. Some injuries may be treated so they heal relatively quickly, while other injuries can completely alter your life. One injury that can affect almost every aspect of your work, personal life, and recreational activities is an amputation ...

You Need A Knee Replacement But Have Arthritis

Posted by James AspellMar 17, 20210 Comments

Connecticut Workers Compensation    We are Farmington, CT  attorneys who help with workers' compensation cases throughout Connecticut .  Call us at 860-523-8783  any time for a free consultation. As I approach 60, I can attest that even in a relatively fit person, your body breaks down a...

Common Types of Car Accidents in Connecticut

Posted by James AspellMar 16, 20210 Comments

    Car crashes are so common that we think of them as part of everyday life. Yet for those involved in them, each car crash is traumatic and dangerous. Car insurance experts estimate that the average driver will file a claim for a car accident about once every 17.9 y...

Value of Vertebrae Fracture Personal Injury Cases

Posted by James AspellFeb 26, 20210 Comments

    Our law firm has handled a lot of vertebrae fracture  workers compensation, car, motorcycle, and truck accident cases over the last 16 years. What is the Settlement Value of a Vertebrae Fracture Case? One study found that the national median award at trial in personal inju...

When a workplace injury leads to spinal surgery

Posted by James AspellFeb 25, 20210 Comments

  In Connecticut,  industrial, manufacturing, trucking, and office settings, employees are vulnerable to back injuries. Damage to your spine, because of an injury at your Connecticut workplace, could result in the need for spinal surgery. Doctors usually start with “conserva...

Slip and Fall Accidents in Grocery Stores

Posted by James AspellFeb 20, 20210 Comments

Premises liability is the legal concept that describes a property owner's responsibility to keep visitors, guests, patrons, shoppers, and others safe from hazards on the property. Grocery store slip-and-fall accidents are easily among the most common reasons why premises liability claims get file...

How can I help my Personal Injury Case?

Posted by James AspellFeb 18, 20210 Comments

When you have a personal injury case, you trust your attorney to help you build the case and make sure it's filed properly. However, your actions also play a crucial part in helping your case. As your attorneys, we can only represent you well when you participate in the case and give us the tools...

Car Accidents and Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome

Posted by James AspellFeb 13, 20210 Comments

Some motor vehicle accidents can cause an individual to suffer long-term injuries that have no easy cure or result in permanent disabilities. One rare medical condition that can plague a crash victim with constant pain usually affecting an arm or leg is Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). If ...

Fying Debris Injuries at Work

Posted by James AspellFeb 12, 20210 Comments

When high-powered machinery is used to cut, break up, or dismantle materials, pieces of debris are often flung in the air at dangerous speeds. When using a saw, drill, or wood chipper, even a small piece of debris could cause serious harm. The jobs particularly at risk for dangerous debris includ...

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