Wrongful Death
After a fatal crash, Connecticut gives the right to sue to the executor or administrator of the estate, under CGS 52-555. The claim is generally due within two years after the death, with a five-year outer limit, and the probate court is often involved in appointing a representative and approving a settlement.
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Richard C Buturla
Berchem Moses & Devlin, PC
Milford, CT
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Richard J Buturla
Berchem Mases & Devlin, PC
Milford, CT
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Nicole Najam
Hurwitz Sagarin Slossberg & Knuff, LLC
Milford, CT
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Kathryn J Coassin
Quinn Law Firm
Milford, CT
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Michael R Kerin
Kerin Law Offices, PC
Milford, CT
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Vincent John Averaimo
Kapusta,Otzel & Averaimo
Milford, CT
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Kirsten Anne Jensen
Jacobi & Case, PC
Milford, CT
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Carla Minniefield
Carter Mario Law Firm
Milford, CT
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Jessica Ayala
Carter Mario Law Firm
Milford, CT
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Matthew Scott Hirsch
Hirsch Law LLC
Trumbull, CT
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Anjuli J Cokic
Law Offices of Anjuli J. Cokic
Trumbull, CT
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Robert Reid Bogie
Brookfield, CT
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Peter J Bartinik Jr
The Bartinik Law Firm
Groton, CT
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Darin Lee Callahan
Owens Schine & Nicola, PC
Trumbull, CT
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Robert A Lacobelle
Byrne & Lacobelle, PC
Trumbull, CT
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Robert J Nicola
Owens Schine & Nicola, PC
Trumbull, CT
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Serge G Mihaly
Mihaly & Kascak
Trumbull, CT
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Jonathan Eamon Spodnick
Law Offices of Jonathan E. Spodnick
Trumbull, CT
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Brigid C Brennan
Rodie & Connolly, PC
Stratford, CT
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Emily C Ralabate
Rodie & Connolly, PC
Stratford, CT
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James M Connolly
Connolly Brennan Ralabate, P.C.
Stratford, CT
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Wilfred J Rodie Jr
Rodie & Connolly, P.C.
Stratford, CT
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George W Boath Jr
Zanella, Boath & Associates, LLC
Stratford, CT
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Kelly Berwick
Bishop Jackson & Kelly, LLC
Stratford, CT