Frequently Asked Questions

If your body was injured or your property was injured, then you have suffered a personal injury. However, not all injuries are someone else's fault. It is not always necessary to have a physical injury to bring a personal injury lawsuit. In the case of an assault, for example, you do not need to show that a person's action caused you actual physical harm, but only that you expected some harm to come to you. Some of the most common types of personal injury cases involve car accidents, or individuals who have fallen. Less common personal injury cases involve lead paint, negligent security, and medical malpractice.

In most situations you have two years from the date of the injury to file a suit. However, this rule does not apply in every case and only an experienced attorney can help you determine if you can still make your claim. Worker's compensation claims are limited even further, to one year from the date of injury. Again, an experienced attorney can help analyze your worker's compensation claim and determine if a longer time period may be applicable.

We specialize in handling personal injury claims, automobile accidents, worker's compensation, slip and fall accidents, animal bites and more. Headquartered in Middletown, Connecticut, Robbins Law, LLC is centrally located to serve the entire state of Connecticut.

The first thing to do after an accident is to check on your own health status and the status of anyone else in the vehicle with you. If you are able, call the police and remain at the scene until they arrive. The police will assist in getting an ambulance if you need one. Do not say anything to the other driver about the cause of the accident. Go to the Emergency Department of a local hospital. Remember, your health is of the utmost importance! You should also report the accident to your insurance company if you are able.
After you are stable, call Robbins Law to speak to an attorney.

Only an experienced attorney can help you assess whether or not you have a claim. Whether the injury occurred in a motor vehicle accident, slip and fall or trip and fall incident, or professional malpractice Robbins Law is here to help you.

The fact that you have a pre-existing condition will complicate your claim/case somewhat, but you are still entitled to recover. Here at Robbins Law, our attorney will be able to gather all the necessary records and advise you better. Finding a personal injury attorney in your area who will conduct an investigation is critical in having a positive impact on your claims outcome.

Do not feel like you are in this alone, find out how we can help you today! Robbins Law pledges to you that your call will be answered 24 hours/day 7 days/week. You will never be sent to voicemail.

When the other driver either has no insurance or hit you and then left the scene, you may still be able to make a claim against your own insurance company. If your own insurance policy is up to date, then you will have coverage for these types of accidents. Making a claim against your insurance company for uninsured/under-insured motorist coverage can be a complicated process. Contact an attorney today at Robbins Law, LLC to discuss your case.

You are always free to consult another attorney in your state. If you are interested, call Robbins Law today! We offer free consultations and focus on car accidents and personal injury. The statute of limitations for most cases in Connecticut is two years, so it's really important to get your case put into suit. Insurance companies do not want to pay out big, regardless of the policy limits.