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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Alan Jeffrey Rome
Rome Clifford Katz & Koerner, LLC
Hartford, CT
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Alan Zitomer
Dressler Strickland, LLC
Hartford, CT
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David William Bush
Brignole Bush & Lewis
Hartford, CT
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Gary Joseph Strickland
Dressler Strickland, LLC
Hartford, CT
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Jeffrey P Dressler
Dressler Strickland, LLC
Hartford, CT
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John P Clifford Jr
Rome Clifford Katz & Koerner, LLP
Hartford, CT
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Manuela Maria Freitas
Dressler Strickland, LLC
Hartford, CT
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Stephen Jerome Nardine
Dressler Strickland, LLC
Hartford, CT
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Timothy Brignole
Brignole Bush & Lewis
Hartford, CT
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Ivan A. Ramos
Law Office of Ivan A. Ramos, LLC
Hartford, CT
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Lawrence H. Adler
Adler Law Group, LLC
East Hartford, CT
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Bradley J Capon
Kenny O'Keefe & Usseglio, PC
Hartford, CT
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Cynthia I Crockett
Hersh & Crockett
Hartford, CT
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Frank G Usseglio
Kenny O'Keefe & Usseglio, PC
Hartford, CT
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Garrett F O’Keefe
Kenny O'Keefe & Usseglio, PC
Hartford, CT
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Karen Keefe Clark
Kenny O'Keefe & Usseglio, PC
Hartford, CT
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Kristen E Kenney
Kenny O'Keefe & Usseglio, PC
Hartford, CT
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Michael Joseph Walsh
Moukawsher & Walsh, LLC
Hartford, CT
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Richard J Kenny
Kenny O'Keefe & Usseglio, PC
Hartford, CT
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Timothy L O Keefe
Kenny, O
Hartford, CT
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William T Gerace
Gerace & Associates
Hartford, CT
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Andrew John Cates
Law Office of Andrew Cates, LLC
Hartford, CT
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Mark Daniel Colson
Colson Law Firm, LLC
Hartford, CT
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Hubert J Santos
Santos & Seeley, PC
Hartford, CT