AvonCar Accident Attorney

Avon, a beautiful town within the Farmington Valley, is not immune to witnessing serious injuries. To be sure, the nearly 20,000 residents of this town may be at risk of being involved in a car, truck, or bicycle accident on one of the highways or local roads, being bitten by a dog, or sustaining injuries in number of other fashions.

Fortunately, car accident victims can find support from a skilled attorney in pursuing a lawsuit following their accident. Car accident lawsuits seek compensation for bodily injuries and potentially for other damages to their vehicle. Car accident victims in Avon need an experienced attorney in their corner to help them obtain fair compensation to cover their expenses. If you were hurt in a car accident, contact Tehrani Law Group today. We’ve got your back!

We Can Help You Bring a Claim for Compensation

Car accidents and other motor vehicle cases are typically based on negligence of other drivers. Many of our clients are injured in one of the following types of accidents:

• Car accidents
• Truck accidents
• Bicycle accidents
• Motorcycle collisions
• Pedestrian accidents
• Uber and other rideshare accidents
• Bus accidents

As your legal representative, we can investigate an accident to uncover evidence and establish fault. Without proving fault, you cannot receive the compensation you deserve.

The aftermath of car accidents is hectic, stressful, and traumatizing. Many victims of auto accidents don’t know what steps to take to ensure their rights are protected, to receive the compensation they deserve, and to get back on their feet again. We know how overwhelming navigating the legal system can be and our Avon car accident attorney is here to help. 

We have the resources, connections, and know-how to handle any motor vehicle accident case. If you were involved in a car accident, truck accident, motorcycle accident, scooter accident, delivery truck accident, bike accident, or pedestrian accident, we can assist you.

1. Get To a Safe Location and Contact the Authorities: A motor vehicle accident can result in pileups on major roads and highways. It’s crucial to get yourself to a safe place as soon as you are able to. Once there, report the accident.
2. Check Yourself For Injuries and Receive Medical Treatment: Once you’ve found a safe place to rest, check yourself for injuries. Common injuries sustained in car accidents include whiplash, lacerations, bruises, broken bones, brain injuries, concussions, and more. You will want to receive medical treatment as soon as possible. Some injuries may not be immediately self-evident and require a professional check.
3. Document the Scene: This step is vital in building a strong case. Do your best to take pictures and video of the other vehicle, driver, the scene of the accident, road signs, and gather witness statements if possible.
4. Get The Other Driver’s Insurance Information: You will want to get the other driver’s insurance information to allow our attorneys to handle negotiations and settlement discussions on your behalf.
5. Contact Our Avon Injury Firm: Once you’ve gathered information and documented the scene and received medical treatment, contact our firm. We are prepared to fight for your rights and maximize the compensation you deserve.

Connecticut law allows car accident victims to seek financial compensation for economic and non-economic losses. We strive to get the most compensation available under the circumstances by fully documenting an accident as well as your injuries.

Economic damages should cover your financial losses, including the cost of medical care, lost income/lost wages, diminished earning capacity, and property damage. For most of these expenses, you should have a receipt or bill showing how much you have lost.

Non-economic damages compensate clients for all losses which are non-financial in nature, such as physical or emotional pain or suffering, inconvenience, disfigurement, and disability. Although harder to calculate, we put our experience to work for you to request a fair amount.

Negligence & Car Accident Lawsuits

Most car accident injury cases are based on negligence. A defendant who owes you a duty of care must pay compensation when their conduct falls below an acceptable level and you are injured in the process. Think of a driver who is looking at a phone while behind the wheel of a truck or other negligence causing a car accident. If a person is physically close to you, they undoubtedly owe you a duty to act carefully. Any recklessness or carelessness on their part makes them liable for your injuries.

We also analyze our client’s own negligence. Connecticut recognizes comparative fault. Under this rule, you cannot receive any compensation if you are more at fault than the defendant. In other words, you must be 50% or less to blame to maintain a lawsuit. However, even if your fault is less than 50%, your compensation is reduced by your degree of fault. So someone who is 40% to blame will take home 40% less.

Payman Tehrani, our firm’s founder, is a tireless advocate for car accident victims in Hartford, Manchester, Wethersfield, Avon, Bloomfield, New Britain, Farmington, Bristol and the surrounding areas who need help getting back on their feet. He can negotiate a settlement or file a lawsuit, if necessary, to obtain the compensation you are entitled to receive. Call our law firm today to schedule a free consultation.