Personal Injury Attorney in Windsor 

Representing Clients in East & South Windsor & Beyond 

A single moment of someone else's negligence can devastate your physical, emotional, and financial well-being. Serious injuries from car accidents, dog bites, or dangerous property conditions don't just impact your health; they can overwhelm you with unexpected medical costs, lost work time, and profound changes to your quality of life. 

When you're dealing with the aftermath of an injury that wasn't your fault, you shouldn't have to navigate the complex legal process alone. The team at David A. Zipfel & Associates, LLC has spent decades fighting for injured individuals throughout the region, securing favorable outcomes for thousands of clients. 

Our compassionate approach means we take the time to understand how your injury has affected every aspect of your life, ensuring we pursue full compensation for both your economic and noneconomic losses. Because we work on a contingency fee basis, you can focus on your recovery without worrying about upfront legal costs. Let us handle the legal complexities while you concentrate on what matters most – your health and well-being.

Injured in a negligent accident? Call 860-431-2102 to discuss your case with our Windsor injury attorney.

Personal Injury Legal Services in Windsor

David A. Zipfel & Associates, LLC has a proven track record of success in helping clients pursue fair compensation after an accident.

Should you or a loved one be injured due to negligence, our firm is equipped to help with a range of cases, including but not limited to: 

• Dog bites/attacks 
• Slips and falls
• Car collisions

Connecticut Personal Injury Statute of Limitations

Claimants must file their injury claims within three years of the incident.

Exceptions only apply in cases where the following applies:

• The liable party leaves Connecticut. During their absence from the state, the countdown on the filing time under the statute of limitations pauses. For up to seven years of their time away from the state, the filing deadline can be extended (Conn. Gen. Stat. 52-590).
• The liable party tried to fraudulently conceal their negligence. In cases where a party has information that would lead to a claim hidden from them, the statute of limitations does not apply to when you are injured but to the date you discovered you had the right to a claim (Conn. Gen. Stat. 52-595). 

It is important to note that medical malpractice claims, cases against government entities, and wrongful death claims have different time limitations. You should consult with a personal injury attorney sooner rather than later to discuss your legal options and understand the deadline applicable to filing your case.

Learn more about how we can help with your personal injury claim by calling 860-431-2102. We serve clients in Windsor, East Windsor, and South Windsor.