When all is said and done it could very well go down as the most influential loss-of-consortium case Connecticut has ever seen.
July 22, 2014 at 02:10 PM
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When all is said and done it could very well go down as the most influential loss-of-consortium case Connecticut has ever seen.
The statute is reserved for the uninjured spouses of those badly hurt because of someone else’s negligence. But what about the spouse that couldn’t be?
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