Car Accidents

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the ways people communicate, work, and even travel. In many places across the U.S., roads stand virtually empty, a stark reminder that venturing out of the house carries significant risk. Americans have been stuck i...

Rollover Accidents Rollover accidents are rank #2 in severity behind #1 head-on-collisions, according to the NHSA. Rollovers equaled 47% of all light-vehicle fatalities from 2010-2016 and 35% of fatal passenger car crashes in 2010.  Sports utility...

Connecticut Law Firm Is Proud to Share Latest Infographic on Car Seat Safety Wocl Ledyon, LLC, a Connecticut-based personal injury law firm, has shared their new infographic featuring tips for car seat safety. STAMFORD, CT, April 8th, 2019 /24-7Pres...

According to a recent report, 562 residents were killed while walking the state’s roads from 2003 to 2017, making Connecticut the 25th worst state for pedestrian safety.  Fairfield County ranked third in the state in pedestrian deaths and fir...

Self-driving cars could be on the road, and soon.  A recent study predicted that the technology behind driverless cars may be ready as soon as 2021. Connecticut is offering a pilot program in four communities — A state task force is planning for...

If you have been hurt in a car accident and are taken to the hospital, it is natural to be in shock, disoriented, and unsure of what to do or what to ask the doctor while you are there. What to Ask the Doctor When You Get to the Hospital......

Although the number of recorded accidents on Bridgeport roads has declined 23% from 2017 to 2018, it is still important to be informed about the area’s dangerous roads. Even one accident is one too many. Wocl Leydon, LLC has provided this informat...

There were over 115,000 vehicle collisions at intersections in 2016. In 2018, there were 1,150 intersection collisions between January and March, 78 of those were fatalities. In order to help protect the drivers in and around the greater Stamford an...

  Buckle up. Seat belts have been proven to save lives.  In fatal crashes of 16-20 year olds, 60% were unbuckled at the time of the crash. Hang up the phone. 11% of drivers under the age of 20 involved in fatal crashes were distracted. Slow do...

As parents ourselves, the Wocl Leydon family understands that as your teen begins to drive you naturally have concerns about their safety. The facts are staggering. Vehicular fatalities are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens. Teens remain 3 t...

No matter where you are driving in New England, you should take every precaution to keep you and your passengers safe. Serious accidents happen every day throughout the region, but accidents are reported on some roads more frequently than on others....