FAQ from Hartford Attorneys on Connecticut Accident Law

March 6, 2011   |   Posted by Kimberly Scarton

Accidents spontaneously occur so most of the time, those involved aren’t aware of the information necessary to make well-informed decisions. As a result, people often innocently make statements and assumptions that can later, damage their case. Therefore, being familiar with Connecticut accident law and knowing how to handle your situation can become one of your greatest assets when involved in an accident. If you, or a loved one, have been involved in an auto accident in Hartford and have questions concerning the accident and its probable results, the information provided below may be helpful. These questions regarding accident law are those often asked of Hartford attorneys.

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The Anatomy Of Whiplash In A Car Accident

July 27, 2010   |   Posted by Dr. Michael Pritsker, DC

Pain in the neck, shoulders, head or the base of the skull that occurs after a motor vehicle accident is often called “whiplash.” It’s a common term that most patients hear following a car accident. Most patients with whiplash recover in a few weeks or at most, a few months. However, 15 to 20% of people develop chronic pain. Whiplash is not a trivial problem, because once it has occurred, only 70% have recovered completely by one year and only 82% have recovered completely by two years. In addition to neck pain, there are many symptoms associated with the whiplash syndrome and include sleep problems, poor concentration and memory, blurry vision, ringing in the ears, fatigue, and weakness.

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