Hartford Premises Liability Attorney

The team of lawyers at the CT Injury Law Center has been winning slip and fall cases for clients all across Connecticut for decades. If you were hurt because the owner of the property was negligent in creating or allowing a dangerous condition to exist, then Connecticut law requires the owner to pay money to compensate you for your injuries, lost time from work, medical bills and pain and suffering and other damages if you prove your case in court. Property owners in Connecticut have a non-delegable duty to keep their property reasonably safe from dangerous and defective conditions such as snow, ice, spills, wet, slippery conditions, food and debris. If your accident happened in a parking lot, on stairs, at work, at a place of business, the law in Connecticut requires the owner, or the person in control of the property, to pay compensation if their negligence causes injury or damage.  If you are ready to take action, call our office now and

We will start helping you:

• Analyze your facts and tell you if you have a case. If the law is on your side, we move forward to:
• Document and preserve the evidence in the form you need to prove your case;
• Send out our investigator (former CT State Trooper) to take photos, lock down witnesses and find important evidence;
• Take care of all the paperwork and communications with insurance companies and doctors;
• Decide if you need an accident reconstruction engineer, vocational expert, or economist to build your case;
• Keep your money in your pocket; no legal fees or other expenses unless we get money for you first.

Serious Fall Down Injuries: Broken Hip, Herniated Disk, Fractured Ankle, Head Injuries

When someone’s negligence causes a fall accident, serious injuries often occur. Many people who suffer falls sustain head injuries, even traumatic brain injury (TBI). Our lawyers have successfully handled dozens of cases involving:

• TBI and other head injuries;
• Spinal injuries;
• Hip replacement surgery;
• Fractures requiring internal fixation;
• Quadriplegia;
• Paraplegia.

Hiring a lawyer Right Away is Important

One of the questions we get asked most often is: If I make a recovery, how soon will I get the money? The answer depends on a few things. Early settlement is more likely when our investigation is completed soon after an accident. The sooner we get all the facts, the sooner we can present a settlement demand to the insurance company. This highlights the importance of getting a good lawyer working for you right away. If fault for the accident is clear and you have fully recovered from your injuries, it is time to explore settlement. In many cases, we use sitting superior court judges to help us get a fair settlement though a pre-trial conference. They see hundreds of cases go to trial and are up to date on recent verdicts and settlements. If our opinion of the case if different than the judge, we let you know and explain why. Other settlement methods include pre-suit negotiation, mediation and arbitration. We have helped our clients get fair settlements in thousands of accident cases over the years.