Personal Injury in Connecticut

Connecticut follows modified comparative negligence with a 51% bar. Contingency fees average 33.33%. Two-year statute of limitations (three years for product liability). Connecticut does not cap compensatory damages. The state has specific notice requirements for claims against municipalities. Medical malpractice requires a good faith certificate from an attorney and a similar health care provider expert opinion letter before filing. Workers' compensation is handled through the Workers' Compensation Commission with specific procedures and fee schedules.