Have You Been Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault in Connecticut?
If you have been accused of sexual assault, refuting those allegations can be extremely difficult for a number of reasons. First of all, an alleged encounter of this nature often happens in a private setting. As such, there are no witnesses to corroborate either party’s version of events. In addition, the media, law enforcement, and…
Read MoreBarry, Taylor & Levesque Win Precedent-Setting Case of First Impression Regarding UM/UIM Coverage for Rental Cars
When you rent a vehicle, you are given the option to purchase additional insurance coverage for the duration of your rental time. You may also purchase rental insurance through your own policy, so that you don’t have to buy the additional coverage when you pick up the rental keys. These insurance policies protect you in…
Read MoreWhat Is a Negligent Security Claim?
Negligent security is a form of premises liability. Owners of public and private property are generally liable for accidents or intentional wrongs that occur on their property – if the owner knew or should have known of the dangers and failed to take corrective steps. Premises liability covers slips and falls, dog bites, elevator accidents,…
Read MoreCar Crashes Caused by Sun Glare – Who Is at Fault?
Many motorists have felt it – the feeling of panic when driving down the road and suddenly the glare of the sun hits the windshield, causing temporary inability to see out of the front window of the vehicle. Just a few seconds of this blindness can lead to a serious car accident and injuries. Driving…
Read MoreDisturbing Trends for Fentanyl Use in Connecticut
According to the Connecticut Department of Health, deaths resulting from overdoses rose in the state during the first half of 2020. During this time period, there were 560 confirmed fatalities in addition to 275 cases awaiting toxicology results. In 2019, there were 1200 accidental drug overdose fatalities in the state. About 8 in 10 of…
Read MoreRyan P. Barry Named to 2020 Super Lawyers List!
Barry, Taylor & Levesque, LLC is proud to announce that partner Ryan P. Barry has been named to the 2020 Super Lawyers list! Atty. Barry was recognized for his work in personal injury. This is the first time he was been recognized, and we are all very excited about his latest achievement. Super Lawyers is…
Read MoreSwimming Pools Can Be Dangerous, So Take Precautions
Swimming pools are generally places to have fun and enjoy time with family and friends. However, these are also places that can pose risks for accidents. The owners of swimming pools are responsible for keeping the pools in the areas around the pool safe for swimmers. You may be eligible for financial compensation if you…
Read MoreRyan Barry Appointed to Connecticut Council of Bar Presidents for 2020-2021
Barry, Taylor & Levesque, LLC is proud to announce that partner Ryan P. Barry has been appointed to the Connecticut Council of Bar Presidents for the 2020-2021 term. The Council acts as a liaison between the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA) and local, county, and specialty bar associations, offering a “forum for the exchange of ideas,…
Read MoreThe Manchester Road Race May Be Virtual, But Safety Man Lives On
Although 2020’s Manchester Road Race will be a “virtual race” due to social distancing concerns from the COVID-19 pandemic, some traditions are too important to forget. This year, the team at Barry, Taylor & Levesque ensure the community won’t miss out on seeing popular participant Safety Man by making a scarecrow of the long-time favorite…
Read MoreConstitutional Grounds for Suppressing Evidence in a Criminal Case
Suppression of evidence is a fancy way of saying the evidence can’t be used in court. In order to suppress evidence, the criminal defense lawyer must file a formal motion to exclude the evidence. The motion can be filed in federal or state court depending on where the case is being tried. The motion to…
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