If an insurance adjuster tells you that you were partly at fault for your accident, don't panic — and don't say another word before you read this. Connecticut law may still entitle you to significant compensation even if you share some of the blame. Here's what the insurers know that most people don't.

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If you're a New York driver injured in a car accident in Connecticut, you may have significantly more legal options than you'd have back home. Connecticut's fault-based system opens the door to compensation that New York's no-fault laws simply don't allow — including pain and suffering. Here's what every New York driver should know before they hit the road.