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Shelton, CT Personal Injury Law Attorney News ArchiveOxford Man's Bail Raised in Bridgeport Tragedy Following Fatal Drug-Involved Crash That Claimed a Mother and Her Two ChildrenWilliam Kundert, an Oxford resident, faces serious charges including second-degree manslaughter, DUI, and assault following a tragic crash on Route 8 in Beacon Falls that resulted in the death of a Bridgeport mother and her two children. In light of a positive fentanyl test, his bail has been raised to $2 million, ensuring he will remain incarcerated for the time being. Judge Stephanie Damiani, along with Supervisory Assistant State's Attorney Rebecca Barry and Kundert's defense attorney, Douglas Rudolph, has set a hearing date for potential plea discussions on September 26. The fatal incident occurred on February 4 and led to investigations by Connecticut State Police after witnesses reported erratic driving in Shelton, Derby, and Seymour. Toxicology results revealed multiple drugs in Kundert's system, raising significant concerns about his ability to drive safely. Local officials are emphasizing the need for stringent legal measures in criminal defense cases involving DUI and personal injury law, as this case moves through the court system. Settlement Reached in Shelton Civil Case Amid Ongoing Lawsuits Following Fatal BrawlIn Shelton, Connecticut, Kevin McGrath is actively seeking justice for his son, James, after a not guilty verdict was reached for Raul Valle in connection with a tragic incident. The McGrath family, with attorney Michael Rosnick representing them, has initiated multiple civil lawsuits against those linked to the event. Among the defendants are Ronald and Stacie Rich, as well as Tyler Rich, who are being accused of negligence for allegedly permitting underage drinking at their home. The family's first civil suit against Paul and Susanna Leifer concluded with a settlement of $500,000. However, litigation continues against Valle and members of the DaSilva family, involving a total of 17 defendants. The claims focus on wrongful death and personal injury, reflecting the family's determination to hold those responsible accountable. Legal expert Trent LaLima emphasizes the stark differences between criminal and civil litigation processes as the McGrath family navigates this complex legal landscape. With jury selection approaching for the remaining lawsuits, the McGrath family remains steadfast in their quest for accountability following the unfortunate events of that night. |
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