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How Courts View Pets: Personal Property or Part of the Family

Household pets often play an integral role in their owners’ lives. Some are even viewed as equal members of the family, eating gourmet food, drinking bottled water, wearing clothes and sleeping in their owners’ beds. When it comes to the treatment of animals, though, there is a disconnect between the way people view their pets […]

Looking at Past Malpractice Cases Helps Improve Patient Safety

In the spirit of the ancient injunction “Physician, heal thyself,” medical professionals are converting bad practices into best practices by learning from their own mistakes. A number of insurers and health care providers are studying malpractice suits and redesigning programs to avert future mistakes. Their main focus is on faulty diagnoses, which are the leading […]

Does Connecticut Provide Safe Harbor to Disciplined Doctors?

As healers, doctors are trusted and respected members of American society. We literally put our lives in doctors’ hands, trusting them with intimate details so they can understand and cure what ails us. Because of this trust, it is expected that doctors who are careless, negligent or otherwise a danger to patients, are disciplined and […]

Uncontrolled Connecticut Intersections Cause Car Accidents

Yet another multi-car accident recently occurred at an uncontrolled intersection in Oxford, Connecticut. Four cars were involved in the accident at the corner of Route 67 and Governor’s Hill Road in, resulting in several individuals going to the hospital with complaints of chest and neck pain. Two vehicles were travelling northbound on Route 67. A […]

Connecticut Car Insurance Basics Explained

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than 33,000 people died and another 2.3 million people were injured in motor vehicle crashes in 2009. These accidents cost Americans over $99 billion according to the Centers of Disease Control (CDC) and are a significant public health concern. Regardless of fault, a single car […]

More Funding, Attention Needed on Elder Abuse in Connecticut

According to a report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), Connecticut ranks poorly in the amount of funding and quality of services it provides to victims of elder abuse. Connecticut ranks 32nd out of 35 states in the amount of money it provides for adult protective services. It also ranks fifth lowest (out of 26) […]

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