Year: 2025
We’re honored to share a powerful outcome for a courageous young man whose life changed in an instant. A Waterbury jury rendered a $45 million verdict to our 22-year-old client who suffered permanent paralysis after a crash caused by a dangerously parked tow truck. The verdict ensures he will receive the care, support, and medical […]
At D’Amico Pettinicchi Injury Lawyers, we’ve spent 35 years fighting for the rights of nursing home residents who have suffered due to neglect or abuse. And yet, even with decades of experience, we are still deeply saddened when we see reports like the ones emerging from Iowa this month. According to reporting by Iowa Capital Dispatch, one […]
A recent article by Brianna Gurciullo in the Connecticut Post (“Trumbull nursing home had only 5 operational sinks when it was evacuated: document,” June 9, 2025) has shed disturbing light on what state officials found at St. Joseph’s Center in Trumbull earlier this year. According to the Post, nearly 200 residents were evacuated after an inspection by the Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) revealed that […]
At D’Amico Pettinicchi, Injury Lawyers, we are committed to delivering the most thorough and persuasive trial presentations on behalf of our clients. One of the most effective tools we use in preparing for trial is conducting legal focus groups—opportunities for members of the public to review case evidence and share honest feedback before the matter […]
Taking care of aging relatives and ensuring they receive the attention and support they need often requires help from skilled nursing facilities. When families cannot provide their loved ones with the treatment and medical care necessary, they rely on nursing homes to fill this need. Unfortunately, some nursing home staff do not live up to […]
Healthcare providers in Connecticut have a duty to their patients to provide care that meets a certain standard. If they fail to uphold that standard of care, patients may suffer severe and sometimes fatal consequences. This negligence could also result in the doctor, nurse, or medical facility being held liable for the harm they’ve caused. […]