Waterbury, CT (May 3, 2019) – Just before 3 p.m. on May 2, Waterbury police and emergency crews responded to the scene of a motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Cooke Street and Chase Avenue.

According to police, an SUV traveling down Chase Avenue T-boned a Ford Focus as it was passing through the intersection on Cooke Street. The impact of the collision forced the Focus to crash into the front end of a school bus.

The driver of the Ford was injured in the collision and transported to an area hospital.

Our thoughts are with the driver injured in this accident and their family at this time.

Car Accidents In Connecticut

Over 100,000 Connecticut car accidents occur annually. A larger percentage of these accidents result in injuries to those involved. Car accidents in Connecticut today can occur for a variety of reasons. Unfortunately, the majority of collisions are caused by human error and reckless behaviors.

Dealing with the aftermath of a motor vehicle accident is often overwhelming for victims and their families. When victims are injured in motor vehicle accidents caused by distracted, reckless, or negligent drivers, they may be able to obtain restitution to cover the costs for medical treatment, lost wages, and other damages.

Attorneys at the Law Offices of Paul Levin understand the mental and physical pain and suffering victims experience from Connecticut car accidents. For over 25-years, we have helped residents throughout Connecticut get the compensation and justice they are entitled to. If you were injured in a car accident, contact our Connecticut personal injury attorneys at (860) 322-5302 to see how we can help with your claim.

The following case is successfully handled in Connecticut courts by Attorney Levin.

Sarah Thorton v Trucking Co

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Disclaimer: As active members in our local and statewide communities, we are saddened by these accidents and our hearts go out to the friends, family, and victims affected by them. Our intent in these posts is to raise awareness in our community of the dangers involved in these activities and to hopefully prevent future injuries. This information should not be misconstrued as legal advice, and you should always speak with an experienced legal professional about your case.