Hartford is Connecticut's capital city and the centre of the state's legal, insurance, and healthcare industries. It is also one of the most active personal injury litigation markets in Connecticut — with major highway corridors, a dense urban population, and some of the state's highest-volume courts.
Jazlowiecki & Jazlowiecki LLC has represented seriously injured people in Hartford and throughout Hartford County for over 50 years. Our Bristol office is approximately 20 minutes from Hartford Superior Court, and our attorneys are fully familiar with Hartford County litigation practice.
Types of Cases We Handle in Hartford
Serious auto and car accident cases on I-84, I-91, and Route 44
Commercial truck accidents
— Hartford sits at the intersection of I-84 and I-91, two of New England's busiest freight corridors
Bus accidents
— including CTtransit, charter buses, and intercity carriers passing through Hartford
Medical malpractice at Hartford Hospital, Saint Francis Hospital, Connecticut Children's Medical Center, and other Hartford-area facilities
Product liability and defective product cases
Wrongful death claims
Mesothelioma and asbestos exposure
— Hartford County has significant industrial and insurance industry asbestos exposure history
Mass disasters and industrial accidents
Seriously injured? Call (860) 589-8000 for a free case evaluation — available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No fee unless we win.
What Compensation Can I Recover After a Serious Injury in Hartford?
- —All medical expenses — emergency care, surgery, hospitalisation, rehabilitation, and ongoing treatment
- —Lost income and reduced future earning capacity
- —Pain and suffering — physical and psychological
- —Permanent disability, disfigurement, or loss of a body function
- —Loss of consortium — the impact of your injuries on your family relationships
- —Wrongful death damages — for families who have lost a loved one
Hartford cases often involve complex insurance issues — multiple at-fault parties, commercial vehicle policies, government entity claims, and underinsured motorists. Our attorneys have 50+ years of experience navigating Hartford County's litigation landscape to maximise recovery for our clients.
Hartford's Most Dangerous Roads and Intersections
Hartford generates some of Connecticut's most serious accident cases. I-84 runs 4.1 miles through downtown Hartford and East Hartford with complex exit and entrance ramp systems that create a high frequency of crashes. The I-84/I-91 interchange is one of New England's most congested freight corridors.
State crash data identifies Route 44 and Main Street in Hartford as one of the highest crash-rate intersections in Connecticut, recording 129 crashes and 38 injuries at that single location. Other high-risk corridors include:
- —I-84/I-91 interchange — frequent serious truck accidents at one of New England's busiest freight junctions
- —Route 44 (Albany Avenue) — one of Connecticut's highest crash-rate roads, with 129 recorded crashes at the Route 44/Main Street intersection alone
- —Flatbush Avenue — a primary north-south route with significant commercial truck traffic
- —New Britain Avenue — a densely populated corridor with high accident rates
Hartford Courts and Hospitals
Personal injury cases in Hartford are filed in Hartford Superior Court (95 Washington Street, Hartford). The Hartford Judicial District handles civil cases for Hartford and surrounding towns.
Major trauma centres serving Hartford injury victims include Hartford Hospital (80 Seymour Street), Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center (114 Woodland Street), and Connecticut Children's Medical Center (282 Washington Street).
Case Results — Hartford
Jazlowiecki & Jazlowiecki LLC has represented seriously injured clients in Hartford County. View our full results:
- —$3,420,000 — Product liability — nail gun injury, jury verdict, Hartford
- —$2,500,000 — Medical malpractice — woman rendered paraplegic, settlement against hospital
- —$175,000 — Motor vehicle accident — passenger on public bus ejected from seat, knee and hand injuries
- —$45,000 — Motor vehicle accident — rear-end collision, neck and lumbar injuries
Our Track Record
- —$72,000,000 — Lac-Mégantic train disaster (global multi-party settlement)
- —$36,000,000 — Bus crash — personal injury (global multi-party settlement)
- —$2,950,000 — Bicycle injury verdict upheld by the Connecticut Supreme Court
The $72M and $36M recoveries involved multiple parties and law firms.
Frequently Asked Questions — Hartford Personal Injury
Connecticut law gives you two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury claim (CT Gen. Stat. § 52-584). For claims against government-operated transit — such as CTtransit buses — notice periods can be as short as 90 days. Do not wait to contact an attorney.
Free Case Evaluation — Contact Us Today
Call (860) 589-8000 — available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No fee unless we win.