Kent’s winding roads and lack of heavy traffic create unique hazards. Narrow lanes like Skiff Mountain Road or poor lighting near the Housatonic River can lead to crashes. Claims may involve municipal liability if poorly maintained roads, like those near Kent Falls, contribute.

Kent’s snowy winters and frequent rain make roads like Route 341 or Flanders Lane slippery. Drivers who fail to slow down during storms near Bulls Bridge can be held liable for negligence in your claim.

Connecticut law gives you two years from the crash date to file a personal injury claim. If a town-owned road or faulty signal (like at Route 7) is involved, a six-month notice period may apply. Our team ensures your claim meets deadlines.

Kent’s snowy winters and frequent rain make roads like Route 341 or Flanders Lane slippery. Drivers who fail to slow down during storms near Bulls Bridge can be held liable for negligence in your claim.

Yes, crashes near Kent School or Kent Falls State Park often involve heavy foot traffic or tourist activity. If a driver ignored a school zone speed limit on Maple Street or ran a stop sign near the Kent Art Association, you may be entitled to compensation for medical costs, emotional distress, and more.

Disputed fault is common in Kent accidents, especially on rural roads like Schaghticoke Road where witnesses may be scarce. Our attorneys gather evidence like police reports, traffic camera footage, and accident reconstruction expert testimony to prove liability and protect your claim.