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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Kelly Anne Kasheta
Glass Lebovitz Kasheta & Bren, LLC
Rocky Hill, CT
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William P O’Brien
Penny Botticello & O'Brien, PC
Manchester, CT
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Jeff L Ment
Glastonbury, CT
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Ronald T Murphy
Advocates Law Firm LLC
Farmington, CT
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Marc Philip Mercier
Beck & Eldergill, PC
Manchester, CT
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Frank W Russo
Berman & Russo
South Windsor, CT
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Jon D Berman
Berman & Russo
South Windsor, CT
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David Debassio
Levy & Droney, PC
Farmington, CT
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John F Droney Jr
Levy & Droney, PC
Farmington, CT
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David Seidman
Law Offices of David Seidman, P.C
Rocky Hill, CT
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Leonard B Bren
Glass Lebovitz Kasheta & Bren, LLC
Rocky Hill, CT
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James E Sulick
Law Office of James E. Sulick, LLC
Windsor, CT
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Damon A R Kirschbaum
Kirschbaum Law Group, LLC
Manchester, CT
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Ryan P. Barry
Barry, Barall & Spinella, LLC
Manchester, CT
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Michael J Carreira
GERBER CIANO KELLY BRADY LLP
Rocky Hill, CT
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Dennis P McMahon
McMahon Law Offices
Manchester, CT
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Francis Xavier Drapeau
Leighton, Katz & Drapeau, LLC
South Windsor, CT
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Mark D Leighton
Leighton Katz And Drapeau, LLC
South Windsor, CT
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David M Moore
L/O Davod M. Moore, Esq.
Avon, CT
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Lisa Mary Anderson
Gasser Law Firm, LLC
Avon, CT
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Robert Edwin Henry
Henry Law LLC
Farmington, CT
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Patricia Moss
The Law Office of Patricia Moss
Avon, CT
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Jay F Malcynsky
Gaffney Bennett & Associates
New Britain, CT
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Jeffrey Alan Zyjeski
Gaffney Bennett & Associates
New Britain, CT