Hurt at Work?
Any occupation has the potential to cause injury and illness, but some are especially dangerous. We often represent factory and warehouse workers, certified nursing assistants (CNAs), drivers and construction workers. We can assist you with workers' compensation and third-party claims involving a wide range of issues
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Attorney Tavis Tindall
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When someone is injured on the job, he or she has may have some options as to how to pursue payment of medical bills and other costs associated with the accident. In Connecticut, workers' compensation law is written so that workers receive limited benefits when they suffer an injury or illness that is caused by something that happens at work. Read More
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AUTO ACCIDENT CLAIMS INVOLVING TEENAGERS |
WHO IS LIABLE FOR DAMAGES WHEN A TEENAGE DRIVER IS IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT?
People who are injured by a teenage driver may make claims against the teen driver for damages, assuming, of course, they can prove that the teen driver was negligent. In what surprises a lot of people, teenage drivers are held to the same "reasonable person" legal standard of care when operating a motor vehicle as adults are held. This being stated, teen drivers can only be sued when they breach that legal standard.
Since insurance companies will defend the teenage driver ( as they would an adult) and pay for any damages or settlement if the case goes to court, the fact that it is a "teenager" being sued, and the fact that most "teenagers" have no assets, should not in any way discourage the injury victim from suing. Furthermore, most teens are on their parent's insurance policy and often are driving their parents vehicle.
Sometimes, resulting damages from the accident are more than the insurance policy limits provided by the teen driver's insurer. In that event, it is often necessary to sue the parents of the teen, if evidence indicates that they were negligent in their supervision of the teen. Also, sometimes a third party (aside from the teen) either caused the accident or contributed in some way to it. In that event, a claim would need to be made against that driver. We know from successful experience how to identify the appropriate defendants in these types of situations.
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At Tindall Law Firm we work hard for clients every day. We all want to see clients receive the justice and compensation they deserve. As a family-based business, our staff is close, and we extend that friendly, caring attitude to our clients. We treat our clients as if they are our own family and truly care about them as more than just a number. It is this quality along with superior service and competent representation that has allowed us to become the "lawyer for life" for all of our clients and their families and friends to whom they refer us. Sincerely, Tavis Tindall Tindall Law Firm
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