Sabatini and Associates, LLC Attorneys at Law :: Newington :: Hartford :: Connecticut

2011 has been another great year for the firm’s personal injury practice and most importantly for the firm’s clients.  The law firm’s attorneys obtained notable settlement results including a $450,000.00 mild traumatic brain injury settlement, a $190,000.00 motor vehicle collision settlement, a $100,000.00 motor vehicle collision settlement involving a drunk driver, a $100,000.00 motor vehicle collision settlement involving a drunk driver colliding into a pedestrian in a cross walk, a $100,000.00 settlement for a car accident victim, and a $190,000.00 settlement for a client injured by defective medication. The firm filed numerous personal injury lawsuits on behalf of clients including cases involving medical malpractice, slip and falls, defective products, car accidents, and others. New clients retained the firm in 2011 to investigate and pursue a variety of personal injury claims including defective hip implant claims, Actos claims, medical malpractice claims, dental malpractice claims, wrongful death claims as well as car accident and premises liability claims.

Sabatini and Associates, LLC represented the estate of a 38 year old women who was the victim of a cross over collision. The Superior Court in Connecticut entered judgment in favor of the estate for the sum of 1.2 Million Dollars

Toyota is suspending U.S. sales of eight recalled vehicle models to fix accelerator pedals that stick. As part of the plan, Toyota is halting production at five manufacturing facilities for the week of Feb. 1 “to assess and coordinate activities.”  There are 2.3 million vehicles involved in the recall, which was announced last week. The sales suspension includes the 2009-2010 RAV4, the 2009-2010 Corolla, the 2009-2010 Matrix, the 2005-2010 Avalon, the 2007-2010 Camry, the 2010 Highlander, the 2007-2010 Tundra and the 2008-2010 Sequoia. Toyota previously recalled 4.2 million vehicles due to gas pedals that could become trapped under floor mats, causing the vehicle to accelerate.