Nurses, retail workers, healthcare workers, pilots, flight attendants, and many other workers risked their lives to protect our community during the Covid-19 pandemic. Many of those frontline workers became sick as a result. In this podcast episode, Attorney Ryan McKeen gives you straight talk on Connecticut Covid-19 Workers' Compensation claims including: How long you may have to file a claim; Why your claim may be worth a lot or a little; Why it's important to file a claim; Questions to ask an attorney you are interviewing; and Much more. We hope this episode in some ways helps someone. It's the least we can do to give back. Thank you. Learn More: https://cttrialfirm.com/glastonbury-workers-compensation-lawyer/ Call us 24/7 (860) 471-8333 

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Covid-19 Workers' Compensation Claims In Connecticut

We see many nurses, grocery store workers, delivery people, and corrections officers contracting Covid-19 at their place of employment.  It is so IMPORTANT they make a Workers' Compensation claim to protect their future. The more we learn about Covid-19 the more we understand that at least in some people there are significant long term health consequences.   This video explains the 8 costly mistakes we see people making.   You can call us 24/7 at (860) 471-8333 More information can be found here: 

CT Covid 19 Workers' Compensation Claims: 8 Costly Mistakes People Make

Attorney Ryan McKeen provides an update on personal injury claims in Connecticut during the age of Covid-19.  Topics include:  Car accidents Mask falls Treatment Courts  And How Connecticut Trial Firm Works  https://cttrialfirm.com/

Connecticut Personal Injury Claims In Age of Covid 19

?This may be the most valuable piece of content we have ever put out.? In Connecticut there are MANY uninsured and underinsured drivers on the road. You MUST protect yourself against them. Connecticut law can bankrupt you with medical bills after an accident. You OWE it to yourself to prevent this. WATCH this video and spend 10 minutes REVIEWING your auto insurance policy. It could be the most valuable thing you do all day.

Connecticut Car Accident Insurance Tips

You NEED to listen to this before you hire a Connecticut car accident attorney. This video will upset my colleagues but I'm about helping people. Listen and Learn. And avoid costly mistakes!   Call Attorney Ryan McKeen: (860) 471-8333 https://cttrialfirm.com

6 Costly Mistakes In Choosing A Connecticut Car Accident Lawyer

You NEED to listen to this before you hire a Connecticut car accident attorney. This video will upset my colleagues but I'm about helping people. Listen and. Learn. And learn the 7 questions you should ask a Connecticut car accident attorney.   Call Attorney Ryan McKeen: (860) 471-8333 https://cttrialfirm.com

7 Questions You Should Ask A Connecticut Car Accident Lawyer

You NEED to listen to this before you hire a Connecticut car accident attorney. This video will upset my colleagues but I'm about helping people. Listen and. Learn. And avoid costly mistakes!   Call Attorney Ryan McKeen: (860) 471-8333 https://cttrialfirm.com

8 Mistakes People Make When Hiring A Connecticut Car Accident Attorney

In this episode Attorney Ryan McKeen discusses what you need to know after suffering a concussion in a car accident. Have you suffered an injury to your pituitary gland? Have you had a DTI or a Pet Scan?  You may want to take a River Mead test: http://www.tbi-impact.org/cde/mod_templates/12_F_06_Rivermead.pdf 

Concussions After Car Accidents - Things You Need To Know

Hi, it's Attorney Ryan McKeen from Connecticut Trial Firm and I'm here to talk to you today about personal injury claims that we're seeing in Covid-19 that we never saw before.    The number one claim that we're seeing is folks who are wearing masks in stores, tripping over things, displays cracks in the pavement. Unmarked dangers on the floor that didn't happen before because the masks obstruct people's vision and they obstruct people's vision, particularly looking down.    And how does this play out legally? Well, on April 20th, governor Lamont ordered that anybody who's going into a store should be wearing a mask. And that's an oversimplification of the order. But it, it's an essence of the order you should or have to be wearing a mask when you are going into a store. So that gives stores and retail establishment knowledge that people are going to be coming into their business wearing masks.   And really what stores have to do is look at anything that could be a trip hazard. And you know, we don't expect things to be fixed overnight or anything like that, but notice has to be given signage, warnings, cones, all of those things are really easy.   Things that stores can, can put out just doing a walkthrough and, and noticing maybe displays that are, that are are low to the ground, that could present trip hazards and removing those displays or altering the displays or providing warnings.    So we're seeing a lot of folks who are getting injured in stores that weren't before. And the law is pretty clear.   The law is that if a landowner knew or should have known that this was a dangerous condition, then they could be held responsible for the damages from a fall on the property, which that's been law for hundreds of years in Connecticut.   Nothing has changed. And what has changed is now that stores really have noticed by governor Lamont's order that these trip hazards exist and they should remove them, or they should warn customers. Those are the things that landlords should be done.   So if you have been hurt at a store, wearing a mask, you know, you should call a personal injury lawyer and at least get your case assessed.    Look, not every fall case is a case.   There's a whole number of factors. But it's worth getting your case assessed by somebody who does this work and by somebody who can understand you know, understand all the various factors at play.    And there may or may not be a case, but we see folks often break collar bones and get very significantly injured by falls. So these can be very serious cases with lifelong impacts.    And if you have any questions, you can give us a call and we're here for you 24/7. Call us (860) 471-8333   Learn More:  https://cttrialfirm.com/glastonbury-s..

Can I Sue If Fell In A Store While Wearing A Mask?

This is part of our case study series. Where we discuss significant Connecticut personal injury claims.   In this discussion - Attorney Hailey Rice explains how she got compensation for a runner who was injured by a dog.    The dog's owner ignored the claims. Hailey found an insurance policy. Hailey Rice explains how she was able to settle the case -  with only $2000 in medical bills - for $50,000.   https://www.law.com/ctlawtribune/2020...  https://cttrialfirm.com/team/hailey-r...  Attorney Rice is available for you 24/7 (860) 471-8333 if you or a loved one has been injured by a dog.

How Much Is My Dog Bite Case Worth In Connecticut?

Connecticut Trial Firm, LLC attorney Matt Eagan and Ryan McKeen sit down for an in depth conversation on an appellate case he won involving a landlord being held accountable for a dog bite. If you have been bitten by a dog in Connecticut and want to speak with a lawyer - we are available 24/7 - for a free consultation (860) 471-8333. The case was recently discussed in a legal education seminar for lawyers. The Connecticut Appellate Court in Matt's case held that a landlord could be liable for damages caused by a tenant's dog when the landlord knew or should have know a dog was dangerous. This is a very important decision as there are a number of 2 and 3 family rental properties in Connecticut. And a number of landlords who allow dogs.  https://cttrialfirm.com/team/matt-eagan/ Majority Decision: https://jud.ct.gov/external/supapp/Ca... Concurrence Decision: https://jud.ct.gov/external/supapp/Ca...

Can A Landlord Be Sued When A Tenant's Dog Bites Someone In Connecticut?

I'm Ryan McKeen from Connecticut Trial Firm and I'm here today to talk to you about lowball offers that our clients receive. We see these all the time even on our most serious cases. And I want to get into the reasons why insurance companies lowball offers. The first reason is a psychological principle called anchoring. Anchoring is simply putting out a number and negotiation that is extremely high or low to try to set expectations of other party in a case. And so we identify these low offers as anchoring. What they're trying to do is convince you that your case is not worth anything. And their best tool of doing this is by giving you a lowball offer, which may cause you to doubt yourself, may cause you to doubt us and doubt the process and think, "Well maybe my case is really only worth that." So anchoring is the first reason why you get a lowball offer from insurance companies. The other reasons are that insurance companies know when they're injured or desperate. So we may say that your case is worth some amount and the insurance company is offering a far lesser amount, and you've got to pay your mortgage or you've got to pay your rent or you've got to pay your medical bills or your kid's tuition or something like that. So what they're hoping is you just grab that money and go on with your life and forego the money on the table. And we talk to you about those things. We talk to you about those circumstances. Talk to you about the time. And again, ultimately, you have to remember that you are the boss. The third reason why we see insurance companies lowball is because they know a lot of other attorneys just tell their clients to accept the settlement. We don't do that. We empower you to make the decision that you need to make. We are prepared to litigate your case. We are prepared to try your case. We're prepared to fight for you. And part of doing that is giving you the information and the tools you need to make an informed decision. So the way in which we combat these lowball offers is by identifying them as anchoring, listening to you and understanding your situation, and then by empowering you through education so that you can make the best decision. And also the insurance companies know that there are firms out there who are unwilling to litigate a case. We're not one of them. There are firms out there who, yeah, maybe they'll file a suit, but they're not going to try a case. That's not us. We love being on trial and fighting that fight where it needs to be fought. Call us to learn more (860) 471-8333

Why Insurance Companies Make Low Ball Offers And How To Fight Back

We value communication immensely. Every single one of your calls, texts, or emails will be promptly answered. We have a system that delivers repeatable results and allows us to communicate with clients seamlessly. In this episode we explain our system. Call us: (860) 471-8333 Website

How We Return Every One Of Your Calls

Attorney Hailey Rice explains how clients can help their cases. At the core of a good case is open communication between an attorney and a client.  We're here for you. (860) 471-8333

What Can You Do To Help Your Case

In this episode, Attorney Ryan McKeen breaks down our intake process. We've designed our process to be as frictionless as possible for you. We cover what to bring, what to ask, and in general how we get the information we need from you without disrupting your life. Call us (860) 471-8333 Website

Our Intake Process

Connecticut Personal Injury Attorney Ryan McKeen answers your questions about Connecticut personal injury law including car accidents, brain injuries, wrongful death, malpractice, workplace injuries, and dog bites. Straight talk. This is not legal advice and it constitutes attorney advertising.

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