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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Max L Rosenberg
Rosenberg & Hite, LLC
Stratford, CT
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James L O’Rourke
Law Office James L. O'Rourke
Stratford, CT
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Paul Ganim
The Ganim Law Firm PC
Bridgeport, CT
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Bernard Pitterman
McGetrick & Pitterman
Danbury, CT
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Frederick D Paoletti Jr
Paoletti & Gusmano
Bridgeport, CT
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Paul Christopher Gusmano
Paoletti & Gusmano
Bridgeport, CT
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Richard A Cerrato
Bridgeport, CT
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Peter N Buzaid
Deluca & Buzaid
Danbury, CT
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Agostinho J Ribeiro
Ventura Ribeiro & Smith
Danbury, CT
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Christopher Charles Setaro
Ventura Ribeiro & Smith
Danbury, CT
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Guy L DePaul
Jones Damia Kaufman Borofsky & DePaul
Danbury, CT
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James Kirwan Smith
Ventura, Ribeiro & Smith
Danbury, CT
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Leah Fawn Walsh
Ventura Ribeiro & Smith
Danbury, CT
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Michael Ross Kaufman
Danbury, CT
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Nathan C Nasser
Ventura Ribeiro & Smith
Danbury, CT
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Patricia M Cruz
Ventura Ribeiro & Smith
Danbury, CT
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Rute Mendes
Ventura Ribeiro & Smith
Danbury, CT
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Sabrina Assayag Victor
Ventura Ribeiro & Smith
Danbury, CT
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Thomas Gordon Restelli
Ventura Ribeiro & Smith
Danbury, CT
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David P Burke
Cramer & Anderson, LLP
Danbury, CT
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Rosemarie Victoria Perren-Solomon
The Solomon Firm LLC
Easton, CT
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Wendy Anne Grispin
Pinney, Payne, PC
Danbury, CT
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Laura Anne Goldstein
Collins Hannafin Garamella Jaber & Tuozzolo, PC
Danbury, CT
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Robert M Opotzner
Collins Hannafin Garamella Jaber & Tuozzolo, PC
Danbury, CT