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What Will Your Auto Insurance Pay For After a Car Crash?
September 4th, 2020
When you have been injured in an auto accident, medical bills, unpaid household expenses due to lost wages, and even the cost of repairing or replacing your vehicle can add up quickly. Find out what your auto insurance benefits will pay for after a c…
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Is the Connecticut Family Violence Education Program Right for You?
August 19th, 2020
When a domestic dispute gets out of hand, you could end up facing Connecticut domestic violence charges. A fight with your spouse doesn’t have to turn into a misdemeanor, or even felony conviction. For first-time offenders, the Connecticut Family V…
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Social Media Can Impact Your Personal Injury Case
August 12th, 2020
Social media is and will continue to be an integral piece of people’s lives. We use it to stay connected with friends and family, get news updates, and share what’s going on in our lives. But if you have been hurt and are considering filing a…
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Categories: Personal Injury
How to Expunge a Criminal Record in Connecticut
July 21st, 2020
Life with a criminal record is not easy. A misdemeanor or felony conviction in your past can make it hard to find a job, rent a home, or get a professional license for your career. If you are struggling to overcome these hurdles you may wonder how to…
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Categories: Criminal Defense
How a Lawyer Can Help Fight Shoplifting Charges
July 2nd, 2020
You pushed the limits of authority. You gave in to a compulsion. You got distracted by a cell phone call. Your child acted while you weren’t looking. There are all kinds of reasons Connecticut residents end up facing criminal charges for shopliftin…
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Bicycling Safely In Connecticut
June 24th, 2020
Bike accidents can easily result in serious personal injury, or even death. When bicycles and cars share the road, it is important that rides and drivers know state laws around bicycling safety in Connecticut. Find out what you should know whether yo…
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Family Violence Charges: What You Need to Know
June 10th, 2020
Some families live in a constant state of high conflict. Arguments are a daily occurrence and violence is always a risk. In other families, high stress and unusual events can push an otherwise non-violent person to a breaking point of physical aggres…
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Who Can Sue After a Fatal Accident?
May 26th, 2020
When a fatal accident takes the life of a loved one, it can leave surviving family members wondering how they will pay for an unexpected funeral or support themselves with a provider gone. A wrongful death lawsuit can help a family recover damages an…
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When Can You Walk or Drive Away from Police?
May 20th, 2020
Any encounter with the police can be intimidating. You almost always want it to end as soon as possible. However, if you walk or drive away from police too soon, it could cause more trouble, or even added criminal charges. Find out how your Constitut…
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Landlords Feel the Financial Squeeze During COVID-19 Shutdowns
The news has been full of reports of how the novel Coronavirus, COVID-19 has been affecting consumers. That includes tenants who are unable to pay their rent because the COVID-19 shutdowns have cost them their jobs. But while consumers are receiving…
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Categories: Landlord Tenant
Stephen Lebedevitch
The legal process is often hard to understand, and in many cases seems like the cards are stacked against you. Fairfield attorney Stephen Lebedevitch brings nearly a decade of experience to his practice to ensure that you never feel like you are lost without answers. Stephen makes you feel like you are the only person in the room, even if you are in a crowd of hundreds.
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