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What to Do After a Mesothelioma Diagnosis in Connecticut

A mesothelioma diagnosis is overwhelming. Here's a clear, practical guide to the first steps — medically and legally — for Connecticut patients and families.

Which Connecticut Jobs Have the Highest Asbestos Exposure Risk?

From shipbuilding to aerospace to power generation, certain Connecticut industries carried a much higher risk of asbestos exposure than others. See which jobs and industries are most connected to mesothelioma diagnoses today.

Aviation Accidents in Providence, Rhode Island: What You Need to Know

Providence and T.F. Green International Airport see real aviation accident risk every year, from general aviation incidents to commercial runway collisions. Learn about liability and your legal options after an aviation accident in Rhode Island.

New Haven's Shipbuilding History and Mesothelioma Risk

New Haven's long shipbuilding and industrial waterfront history created significant asbestos exposure risk for generations of workers. Learn about the connection to mesothelioma and your legal options.

Connecticut Light & Power Company: Asbestos Exposure and Your Legal Options

Workers at Connecticut Light & Power facilities may have been exposed to asbestos in power plants, substations, and cable work. Learn about your legal options if you've been diagnosed with mesothelioma or another asbestos-related illness.

Train Derailments and Railroad Crossing Accidents: Who's Liable?

Train accidents raise complex liability questions involving railroad operators, maintenance contractors, and more. Learn who may be responsible after a derailment or railroad crossing collision.

What Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Actually Handle? (And What They Don't)

Not sure if your situation is a personal injury case? Here's a clear breakdown of what personal injury attorneys handle — and what falls outside that scope.

Asbestos Trust Funds Explained: Filing a Claim Even If the Company No Longer Exists

Many companies responsible for asbestos exposure have gone bankrupt or closed — but asbestos trust funds may still allow you to file a claim. Here's how they work.

The AGGA Dental Device: What Patients Need to Know

The AGGA (Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance) has been the subject of a CBS News/KFF Health News investigation, an FDA review, and a federal criminal investigation over serious dental and jaw injuries. Here's what patients need to know.

The Most Dangerous Roads and Intersections in Connecticut for Drivers and Pedestrians

From Route 44 in Bristol to I-84 in Waterbury, see which Connecticut roads and intersections have the highest crash rates, and what to do if you're injured.

New CA Health Report: 592 Silicosis Cases, 31 Deaths Among Countertop Workers

A new California health report found 592 silicosis cases and 31 deaths among quartz countertop workers. Learn what this means if you've been diagnosed.

Silicosis vs. Mesothelioma: How These Lung Diseases Differ and Why It Matters for Your Case

Silicosis and mesothelioma are both serious occupational lung diseases, but they differ in cause, diagnosis, and legal claims. Understand which applies to your situation.

Who's Liable After a Plane or Helicopter Accident in Connecticut?

Aviation accidents involve multiple potentially liable parties — pilots, operators, manufacturers, and maintenance providers. Learn how liability works in Connecticut aviation cases.

Injured on a CT Transit Bus? You May Only Have 90 Days to Act

Claims against CT Transit and other public bus operators require notice within 90 days — far shorter than Connecticut's general 2-year deadline. Learn what's required.

Chemical Accidents Are Rising in the U.S. — What Victims Need to Know About Their Legal Rights

Serious chemical accidents rose 57% between 2021 and 2025. Federal safety rules are being rolled back. If you or your community was affected, here is what you need to know about your legal rights.

How Asbestos Trust Funds Work — A Guide for Connecticut Workers and Their Families

Over $30 billion available in asbestos bankruptcy trusts. Connecticut workers at Electric Boat, Pratt & Whitney, and Sikorsky may qualify for multiple trust fund claims. Free evaluation.

What Is Secondary Asbestos Exposure? How Connecticut Family Members Can File a Mesothelioma Claim

Did a family member work at Electric Boat, Pratt & Whitney, or Sikorsky? Secondary asbestos exposure is a recognized legal theory in Connecticut. Learn your rights.

The E&P Travel Bus Crash and the $5M Insurance Problem — What Victims Need to Know

The E&P Travel bus crash killed 5 and injured 44. Federal records show $5M in coverage — likely insufficient for all victims. Here's what families need to know about their legal options.

What McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) Means for American Law Today

McCulloch v. Maryland remains one of the Supreme Court's most important decisions, shaping federal power, state law, and complex litigation today.

Connecticut Personal Injury Statute of Limitations: What You Need to Know Before It's Too Late

How long do you have to file a personal injury claim in Connecticut? The answer depends on your case type. Miss the deadline and you may lose your right to compensation entirely.

Connecticut Asbestos Exposure Sites: What Workers at Electric Boat, Pratt & Whitney, and Sikorsky Need to Know

Did you work at Electric Boat, Pratt & Whitney, Sikorsky, or GE in Connecticut? Asbestos exposure at these facilities has been linked to mesothelioma. Learn your legal options.

What to Do After a Bus Accident: A Step-by-Step Guide for Passengers

Injured in a bus accident? Here is exactly what to do — from the scene to filing a claim. Connecticut and national bus accident attorneys since 1974.

Silicosis from Countertop Cutting: Do You Have a Lawsuit?

Thousands of US countertop workers have been diagnosed with silicosis from cutting engineered stone. A $52.4M verdict has set the stage for national litigation. Find out if you have a claim.

Belviq Lawsuit

If you or your family have suffered injury and ill effects due to the prescription drug, Belviq, the pharmaceutical personal injury lawyers at Jazlowiecki & Jazlowiecki, LLC can provide the legal help to aggressively pursue your Belviq class action lawsuit.

Attorney Jazlowiecki Interviewed Regarding Latest New York Bus Crash

Federal data revealed that New York was among the top five states for bus crashes in 2024, with 909 incidents involving school, city, and charter buses. A tragic crash last month on the Thruway in Pembroke resulted in five deaths and dozens of injuries.

Lawsuit Against Eversource

Lawsuit Against ZANTAC

If you or your family have suffered serious illness or injury due to the prescription drug, Zantac, the pharmaceutical personal injury lawyers at Jazlowiecki & Jazlowiecki, LLC can provide the legal help to aggressively pursue your Zantac multi-district litigation lawsuit.

Jazlowiecki & Jazlowiecki Teaming Up Against E-Cigs Manufacturers

The firm partners with national legal teams to pursue litigation against e-cigarette and vaping product manufacturers for injuries caused by their products.

Jazlowiecki Law Joins National Effort to Sue e-Cigarette Manufacturers

Featured on WFSB Channel 3, Attorney Jazlowiecki discusses the firm's involvement in the growing national effort against vaping companies.

$2.9 Million Dollar Verdict Upheld in Bicycle Injury Lawsuit

The Connecticut Appellate Court upholds a $2.9 million verdict obtained by Jazlowiecki & Jazlowiecki in a bicycle injury case.