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Crosswalks seem straightforward until you’re involved in an accident. Connecticut law provides specific protections for pedestrians, but understanding how these rules apply can make the difference between recovering...

The technical answer is yes, you can date during a divorce. You’re legally married until a judge signs your final decree, but no law prevents you from going to dinner with someone new. The better question is whether you...

If you own a swimming pool in Connecticut, you’re taking on real legal responsibilities. It doesn’t matter if it’s a backyard pool or a commercial facility. The law holds you accountable when someone gets...

 After an accident, you’ll hear insurance adjusters throw around terms like “first-party claim” and “third-party claim.” If you’re like most people, you’ll nod along while having no...

Online estate planning tools promise affordable, convenient solutions for protecting your family. The reality often looks very different. Families discover problems only after it’s too late to fix them, when grief and...