Hurt in Danbury? Start here.

Danbury sits where I-84 meets Route 7, and that traffic produces a steady stream of serious crashes. If you were hurt here, your case will likely be heard in the Danbury Judicial District. We will introduce you to an independently top-rated lawyer who regularly handles cases like yours.

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Where your case is heard

Superior Court, Judicial District of Danbury

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Where people are treated

Local hospitals and urgent care

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Where crashes happen

I-84, Route 7, Main Street

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If a city street or a town vehicle was involved, act fast. Claims against a municipality follow different rules than claims against a private driver, and the written-notice deadlines can be far shorter than the usual two years, in some cases 90 days. If your injury involved a defective road or sidewalk, a municipal vehicle, or town property, do not wait.

What to do after an accident in Danbury

Get examined promptly, even if you feel all right. Photograph the scene and both vehicles. Get the Danbury Police case number from the responding officer. Write down witness names and contact details before they leave. Report the crash to your own insurance company, and decline a recorded statement to the other driver's insurer until you have gotten advice.

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Cases we place in Danbury

Car accidents · Truck accidents · Slip and fall · Medical malpractice · Dog bites · Wrongful death

Hurt somewhere else in Fairfield County? We place cases statewide, in every judicial district.

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Local, and not new here

Twenty minutes from Danbury, forty years in practice

Richard P. Hastings has practiced personal injury law in this part of Connecticut for more than forty years, based in Ridgefield. He has handled and referred cases throughout the Danbury Judicial District for most of his career.

That is the point. Instead of a billboard, a bus ad, or a national call center routing you to whoever paid for the lead, you get an introduction to an independently top-rated lawyer, chosen by someone who has spent decades watching which local lawyers deliver.

Nearby towns we also serve

Ridgefield Bethel Brookfield New Fairfield Newtown Redding Sherman New Milford Wilton Monroe

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