Auto Accident
At Silver Golub & Teitell LLP, our attorneys and knowledgeable staff thoroughly investigate the circumstance of each auto accident case, including interviewing witnesses and consulting with experts, before agreeing to represent someone seriously injured in an automobile accident. We only accept those cases where the fault is clear and individuals have suffered the most serious injuries.
In one notable case, Silver Golub & Teitell partners Richard A. Silver and Peter M. Dreyer reached a settlement of $11.8 million on behalf of Rene Villard, whose car was struck by a drunk driver who also tested positive for marijuana and was speeding at the time of the motor vehicle collision. Please see the “Representative Cases and Results” section below or our Cases & Results page for some of our other auto accident cases.
We can confidently promise our clients that they will receive the full financial and legal resources of our firm in the prosecution of their case. We employ sophisticated trial techniques, including the use of focus groups and accident reconstruction experts, and we have an experienced physician on staff who is deeply involved in the investigation of our cases. We also maintain a network of knowledgeable expert witnesses across the United States to assist us in the representation of our clients.
If you or a family member has been seriously injured in an auto accident, please contact us today at info@sgtlaw.com or call one of our telephone numbers in the following towns to find out how we can help you:
- Stamford (203) 325-4491
- Bridgeport (203) 386-9844
- Danbury (203) 816-8476
- Greenwich (203) 489-2952
- Hartford (860) 785-6585
- New Haven (203) 916-5796
- New London (860) 785-6581
- Waterbury (203) 916-5785
- Westport (203) 349-8154
Our Auto Accident lawyers in Connecticut get results
Our lawyers help people who are seriously injured as a result of the following most common types of automobile accidents:
- Driver error or negligence
- Distractions to the driver of the vehicle
- Product liability or auto manufacturing defect
In Connecticut, injured persons have up to two years to file a lawsuit and also have two years to file a suit for property damage, such as compensation for vehicle repairs. Failure to bring a lawsuit within this time frame will prevent any recovery regardless of the merits of the case.
Representative Cases and Results
At Silver Golub & Teitell LLP, we are proud of the results we have been able to achieve for our clients. In fact, the Connecticut Law Tribune noted that the firm “… has earned some of the largest verdicts and settlements in state history.” Listed here are some of our historic, precedent-setting cases along with other representative cases. Please note that many of the results achieved by our attorneys are confidential. Accordingly, this list includes just a few representative cases.
- Silver Golub & Teitell partners Richard A. Silver and Peter M. Dreyer reached a settlement of $11.8 million on behalf of Rene Villard, whose car was struck by a drunk driver who also tested positive for marijuana and was speeding at the time of the motor vehicle collision. Mr. Villard suffered significant brain injury and will require extensive care for the rest of his life. …Read more >
- A 62-year-old woman crossing the street is struck by a car driven by a distracted teenager, causing brain damage and leg injuries. Settlement of $2.5 million. …Read more >
- A 67-year-old man, struck by a hit-and-run driver, suffers severe injuries, including nerve palsy and multiple fractures to arm, leg, and shoulder. Jury verdict of $2.05 million. …Read more >
- A young woman sustains injuries following a motor vehicle accident, which results in the loss of her senses of smell and taste. Settlement of $1.38 million after jury verdict. …Read more >
Please be aware that past results are not a guarantee of future results and that specific dollar amounts do not mean that other cases will have similar results (Disclaimer). It is important to hire an attorney based on skill, experience and any other factors you consider important, not just on past awards.
