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.
-
Joseph Gerard Walsh
Cohen & Wolf, PC
Danbury, CT
-
John T Bochanis
Daly Weihing & Bochanis
Bridgeport, CT
-
Thomas J Weihing
Daly Weihing & Bochanis
Bridgeport, CT
-
John Cyril Drapp III
Bridgeport, CT
-
Joseph A Jaumann
Drapp & Jaumann, LLC
Bridgeport, CT
-
Robert A Maresca
Antignani & Maresca, PC
Bridgeport, CT
-
Samuel J Lazinger
Rubens & Lazinger
Bridgeport, CT
-
Lawrence J Merly
Law Office of Lawrence J. Merly
Bridgeport, CT
-
Frank A Bailey
Tremont & Sheldon, P.C.
Bridgeport, CT
-
Jason E. Tremont
Tremont Sheldon P.C.
Bridgeport, CT
-
Robert R Sheldon
Tremont & Sheldon P.C.
Bridgeport, CT
-
Edward F Czepiga II
Czepiga & Soares, LLC
Bridgeport, CT
-
Joan I Farcus
Law Office of Joan I. Farcus
Bridgeport, CT
-
James Owens Gaston
Law Offices Of James O. Gaston
Bridgeport, CT
-
John R Gulash
Gulash & Associates
Bridgeport, CT
-
Nicole L Augenti
Law Offices of Nicole L. Augenti, LLC
Bridgeport, CT
-
Eileen Krasnow
Krasnow & Krasnow
Bridgeport, CT
-
Christina Acampora
Stratton Faxon
Bridgeport, CT
-
Eric Peter Smith
Stratton Faxon
Bridgeport, CT
-
Jason Gamsby
Stratton Faxon
Bridgeport, CT
-
Michael Atwater Stratton
Stratton Faxon
Bridgeport, CT
-
Michael Christopher Giordano
Stratton Faxon
Bridgeport, CT
-
William John Hennessey
Law Office of William Hennessey
Bridgeport, CT
-
David Allen Ball
Cohen & Wolf, PC
Bridgeport, CT