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It should come as no surprise that driving at night in Connecticut presents unique difficulties that do not exist during the day. In fact, drivers are much more likely to be involved in a fatal traffic collision at night. The main reason—not surprisingly—is that we can’t see as well in the dark. Fortunately, there are…

We are thrilled to announce that Adelman, Connors & Krevolin, LLP has been chosen by the Connecticut Post as one of the top Wrongful Death and Medical Malpractice law firms as part of its “Best of” list. This recognition is a testament to our firm’s dedication, expertise, and commitment to achieving justice for our clients.…

Middletown, CT – ACK Injury Law is honored to have been selected by the Hartford Business Journal as one of the Best Personal Injury Firms in Connecticut in 2024.  To select its list from the numerous personal injury attorneys in Connecticut, the Hartford Business Journal consulted with some of Connecticut’s leading defense attorneys to help…

If you are injured in an accident that is no fault of your own, you may be entering into unfamiliar territory. In the face of a traumatic event to you or your loved one, dealing with all that comes with a Connecticut personal injury case can understandably be overwhelming. Here are some common myths that…

Accidents happen fast. Sometimes, it is obvious who is at fault for causing a collision, especially when a driver runs a red light or rear ends the car stopped ahead of them in traffic.  But, in other circumstances, who is at fault may be less obvious or the people in the collision may disagree –…

Getting injured can completely upend your life. Whether you’re hurt in a car accident, dog bite, or slip and fall, you are left to deal with both your injuries and confusing legal issues. When injured, an important consideration in assessing your legal options is the deadline in which you can bring a claim—that is called…

Car accidents are very stressful events. They can be even more stressful if the collision is caused by an uninsured driver or a hit-and-run, where the at-fault driver flees the scene. Luckily, if you carry your own Connecticut insurance policy or are in a vehicle that is covered by a Connecticut insurance policy, you have…