Brian D. Kaschel – Brian’s Blog

Pain and suffering in Connecticut personal injury cases

In a case for personal injuries in Connecticut, the injured party may be able to collect both economic damages and non-economic damages. Economic damages include past and future medical expenses, lost income and property damage. These damages are easy to quantify since there are usually records, bills and invoices. Think of these damages as “out […]

Connecticut high conflict custody cases – Our Family Wizard

Our Family Wizard is an online communication resource that Connecticut judges have been ordering families to use to manage co-parenting issues. The gizmo has been around since 2001 so it is not exactly new technology. Recently though I have seen it utilized more and more – especially in high conflict custody cases. Here’s what it […]

Sole Custody in Connecticut?

Many parents going through a divorce or custody battle initially seek sole custody. But is sole custody in your child’s best interest? And what does sole custody really mean? Sole custody may be awarded to one parent if the other parent has exhibited certain behavior, which indicates that he or she is unfit to share […]

Car accident in Connecticut claims one life

Many people may have heard about the increasing number of accidents on Connecticut roadways. Sometimes, the people involved in car accidents may escape with minor injuries whereas for others, the accidents may prove fatal. Recently, a Connecticut woman was charged in a wrong-way car crash, almost nine months after the incident. At the time of […]

Rear End Car Accidents in Connecticut

Rear end car accidents are the most common type of auto collision. Unfortunately, even those that happen at a low rate of speed can cause significant injuries to both drivers and passengers. These injuries frequently include: whiplash head injury (including concussion) back injury (bulging disc, herniated disc) neck injury broken bones Many of these “rear […]

Do I need a prenuptial agreement in Connecticut?

Some people are offended by the idea of a prenuptial agreement or think it’s distasteful. Of course, discussing the topic is awkward and certainly not romantic. But putting aside those thoughts, prenuptial agreements serve a very practical purpose. And they are not just for the wealthy. If drafted properly, these agreements clarify the financial responsibilities […]

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