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“ We work with our clients on a personal level to take care of their needs, in court or at the negotiation table, with a broad background of experience. We represent individuals and not large corporations. Our contacts and competence within the legal community get the job done for our clients.”

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Legal claims that arise from vehicle accidents are typically governed by the law of negligence. Any individual who negligently operates a motor vehicle may be required to pay damages to an injured victim. A personal injury case involving a vehicle accident may become formalized through civil court proceedings, or may be resolved through an informal settlement before a lawsuit is filed. Vehicle accidents can include car accidents, boating accidents, motorcycle accidents, semi tractor trailer accidents and truck accidents, to name a few. Anyone injured by a drunk driver, or surviving family members of a person killed by a drunk driver, may be able to bring wrongful death charges against the defendant.

Personal Injury FAQ's

The following information includes frequently asked personal injury questions. The answers stated are general in nature and are not intended to apply to every personal injury situation. Each case is different and carries its own set of circumstances which must be taken into consideration by competent legal counsel. By contacting Attorneys John L. Bonee, III, and Eric H. Rothauser of the Bonee Law Offices, LLP, you can receive the necessary legal advice required to decipher the status of your specific personal injury claim.

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Serving clients in Hartford, Connecticut since 1883, Bonee Law Offices, LLP, continues the tradition of dedication and service through the skill and expertise of Personal injury Attorneys John L. Bonee, III, and Eric H. Rothauser. Connecticut Attorneys John L. Bonee, III, and Eric H. Rothauser are dedicated and trusted legal representatives devoted to defending each serious injury client effectively.

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