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Help from a Lawyer after your Connecticut collision

Statistics tell us that a collision happens once every 10 seconds, but when it happens to you, it's always a shock.  If you've been in a car, truck or motorcycle wreck here in Connecticut, whether you're a driver or passenger, you know the feelings of confusion, worry and aggravation at the prospect of having to deal with insurance companies, make a legal claim or even file a lawsuit.

The situation is so much worse if you've been injured or are confronted by the injury or death of a loved one.  The crash may have taken a fraction of a second, but recovery can be a lengthy, frustrating process, especially when dealing with an insurance adjuster, who may sound sympathetic but whose job is to save their company's money.  And no one should consider navigating the legal system without the guidance of an attorney.

If you've been hurt on the roads of Eastern CT or if you've lost a family member and a wrongful death lawsuit is needed, contact Glass, Lebovitz, Kasheta & Bren today.

 
We know you have questions. We're here to help.

Frequently asked questions about Connecticut car crashes include:

• Who will pay my medical expenses?

• How will I continue to support my family?
• Will I be compensated for the damage to my car?
• What if the other driver doesn't have insurance?
• What if I can't return to work?

 
At a minimum, making a claim and going to court after an auto accident can be complicated and time-consuming. Don't make the mistake of trying to go it alone. Make the right call:  Get the answers and information you need: contact Glass, Lebovitz, Kasheta & Bren.


When you hire Glass, Lebovitz, Kasheta & Bren, you can count on the following:

Experience ...

With over thirty years of professional experience standing up for the rights of the injured in Connecticut, our skilled attorneys will be with you every step of the way.  From the day you become our client until your case is resolved, we can provide a steady hand, good guidance and dedicated representation.  We get results.

Communication ...

Our pledge is to keep you informed about your case. We believe that information helps to ease our clients' uncertainties and let them focus on what is most important -- getting well.  We pride ourselves in using language that makes sense to you.  We stand behind our ability to offer individualized service and personal attention to each client we represent.  

Convenience ...

With four branch offices in Rocky Hill, Norwich, Brooklyn, and Storrs - Mansfield, CT, we are easily accessible and willing to make time for our clients.  Please call toll free 1 800 999 2020 or contact us via email to talk to us and to schedule an appointment.  If you can't come to us, we'll come to you!

 

We know that in Connecticut, auto accidents frequently happen on the Interstate and State Highways: I 84, I 91, Route 2, Route 6, Route 44, I 395,  I 95, I 291, I 384, Route 85, Route 17, Route 14 and Route 12.  The law firm of Glass, Lebovitz, Kasheta & Bren serves clients who have been hurt on these major roads and on roads throughout Connecticut, including but not limited the following areas:
Cities: Norwich, Hartford, Storrs, Windham, Brooklyn, Tolland, New London, Rocky Hill, Durham, Middletown, New Britain, Kensington, Newington, Willimantic, Putnam, Danielson, Manchester, Killingly, Plainfield, Glastonbury.
Counties: Windham County, Tolland County, New London County, Hartford County, Middlesex County.

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Library for Motor Vehicle Accident:

• Department of Motor Vehicles Connecticut (CT DMV)   
  Description: The Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles is a government agency that is tasked with issuing driver’s licenses, inspecting public vehicles and providing safety information. This page will give you an overview of the CT DMV and will help you navigate their website. At Glass, Lebovitz, Kasheta & Bren our experienced attorneys are dedicated to providing you with current information to help keep you safe on the road. We work tirelessly to help the injured recover both physically and mentally after a car, truck or motorcycle accident.
• Insurance Complaints Online   
  Description: Insurance
  Car Insurance
  Insurance Company
  Insurance Complaints

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Frequent Questions for Motor Vehicle Accident:

• What do I do in case I am involved in a motor vehicle accident?
• What's the first thing I should do to get my vehicle fixed?
• How do I find out the insurance company for the owner at fault?
• I know the insurance company of the owner at fault, but how can I contact it?
• When I call the insurance company of the owner at fault, how much information do I have to give about the collision?
• When I call the insurance company of the owner at fault, how much information should I give about injuries?
• The insurance company of the owner at fault wants to know "if any part of my body came in contact with any part of my vehicle."  What's that about?
• I'm pretty sure my vehicle can be fixed.  Who's going to take care of it?
• I'm pretty sure my vehicle can't be fixed, or that the cost of repair is going to be more than the vehicle is worth.  What's going to happen?
• The insurance company says my vehicle is a "total loss."  What happens now?
• My vehicle is a "total loss."; Are there any rules the insurance company must follow to calculate my vehicle's "fair market value"?
• How can I check the "value" of my car myself?
• How am I going to get around until my vehicle is repaired, or I'm paid for a total loss?
• The insurance company is going to pay for a rental car.; How does that work?
• Should I get insurance for the rental car?; Won't the insurance company of the owner at fault pay for it?
• The insurance company for the owner at fault says my vehicle is a total loss and wants my title and keys; Should I provide them?
• I have collision coverage.  I can have my own insurance company pay for repairs or, if it's a total loss, put a value my vehicle. But I wasn't at fault, so why would I want to do this?
• My own insurance policy covers a rental vehicle.  Should I use it, or just rely on the insurer for the owner at fault?
• The insurance company for the owner of the other vehicle is dragging its feet. What's going on?
• I keep being asked for the police report. How can I get it?
• The insurance company for the owner insists that I (or the driver of my vehicle) was partly at fault. What can I do about my damaged vehicle?

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Web Resources for Motor Vehicle Accident:

• U.S. Department of Transportation
• American Automotive Association (AAA)
• National Transportation Safety Board
• National Highway Traffic & Safety
• Edmunds
• Kelly Blue Book
• NADA

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