For over 100 years, the attorneys at Buckley Wynne & Parese have fought for justice for our clients.
Connecticut Personal Injury Law Firm
Every case at this firm is personally handled by a senior partner - an experienced trial attorney at your side from start to finish.
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Our attorneys and staff are fully dedicated to assisting you and answering your questions. We take great pride in being available and helpful.
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Our law firm is focused on representing individuals injured by the negligence and wrongdoing of others.
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We offer all prospective clients a free initial consultation. If you think you may have a case, you are invited to call us at no charge to discuss your options.
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We understand that traumatic injuries can have a profound effect on one’s family. We endeavor to use all of our attention and resources toward helping our clients and their families protect their interests and get back on their feet.
A Long Tradition Of Protecting Families
For over 100 years, people in CT have relied on the law firm now known as Buckley Wynne & Parese. Today the law firm’s Connecticut injury attorneys focus all their experience and resources on helping injured people recover compensation. If you, a family member or friend have suffered an injury or death in an accident due to another person’s actions, call us today.
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Know Your Rights and Responsibilities After an Auto Accident
After an auto accident, insurance companies immediately take steps to minimize claim costs. This generally starts off with efforts to steer victims to insurance company preferred auto body shops, pushing for imitation auto parts, and securing premature recorded statements or medical authorizations. As for auto repairs, the law is clear: Your Car, Your Choice. We recommend that you choose an auto body shop of your choice, and take any directive from an insurance company with great skepticism. Similarly, it is often against your interest and not required that you give a recorded statement or medical authorizations. We are here to guide you through this process, help you avoid the pitfalls, and work with you to discuss your rights and responsibilities after an auto accident. To learn more, please review our booklet below.
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Take a look at your car insurance - do you have enough Liability coverage?
Posted on Jul 22, 2022
Liability insurance should reflect an asset risk assessment on the part of the insured. Risk is a function of your personal assets and exposure. The more you have, the more coverage you should purchase to protect your assets. Your coverage should at least equal your personal assets such as real estate equity, savings and retirement accounts.
Today's Business: Keep you and your guests safe — and out of court
Posted on Jul 09, 2022
Assessing legal exposure requires a look into what “duty” is owed under the circumstances. That is, what level of care is owed to persons on one’s premises. Different circumstances command different levels of care. There are effectively three categories of people for whom a duty is contemplated: invitees, licensees and trespassers.
Opinion: Time to reform laws so consumers get safer auto repairs
Posted on May 09, 2022
Just as you would want your surgeon to use her best judgment when operating, you want your vehicle repairer to do the same. That means following manufacturer’s specifications. Since simple changes would save lives, make vehicles safer, and protect consumers, it is my sincere hope that this much needed reform will be passed.
