Norwich, CT Civil Litigation Attorney News Archive (Page 2)

A motorcycle accident on Route 2 in Preston, Connecticut, left a 44-year-old man from Taftville with serious injuries on Tuesday evening. The incident occurred just before 5 p.m. when a Hyundai Santa Fe, attempting to make a left turn at the Mattern Road intersection, was struck by a pickup truck. This collision caused the Hyundai to spin into oncoming traffic.

The motorcyclist, unable to brake in time, crashed into the Hyundai and was ejected from his bike due to the impact. State police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident. Anyone with additional information is urged to reach out to Trooper Lee Lukin at Troop E in Montville.

A man has been arrested in Lisbon, Connecticut, following serious allegations of assault and theft during a home invasion on Kimball Road. The incident escalated when the suspect allegedly confronted the victim and took a firearm, leading to a response from state police.

Legal experts suggest that this case highlights important issues related to civil litigation and personal injury law, especially in circumstances involving home defense. The accused faces multiple charges, including robbery and breach of peace, prompting interest from local attorneys and elected officials as the investigation continues.

Currently, the suspect remains in custody with a bond set at $200,000 as the legal proceedings begin.

A tragic workplace incident has claimed the life of 60-year-old Michael Dirocco from Norwich. Dirocco died after a trench collapse occurred while he was improperly connecting a private sewer line to the city sewer system.

Norwich Battalion Fire Chief Pat Curtin reported that emergency crews arrived quickly but discovered Dirocco in critical condition. He unfortunately passed away after being hospitalized.

Mayor Peter Nystrom has pointed out that the sewer connection project lacked proper permits, raising questions about potential violations of safety regulations.

The Norwich Police Department is leading an investigation into the incident, with support from Connecticut's OSHA. This heartbreaking event highlights serious concerns about employment safety standards within business and corporate practices across the state.