Andrew J. Pianka
Attorney at Law

Law Offices in Waterbury and Woodbury, Connecticut

Personal Injury Newsletter
Torts in Wrestling
 
Injuries may occur to both spectators and wrestlers at a wrestling match. An injured party may be able to recover damages in a negligence action against the premises owner.More...
 
Tort Actions against a Landlord
 
Although a tenant may be entitled to a breach of contract action against a landlord if the landlord violates a condition of the tenant's lease, the tenant may also be entitled to certain tort actions against the landlord. Such tort actions include actions for wrongful eviction, actions for interruption of utilities, actions for wrongful interference or conversion of personal property, or trespass actions.More...
 
Interference With a Contract
 
When parties come together to form a contract, a third party may interfere with the performance of that contract or induce one party to breach it. In such a case, the injured party may bring an action against the third party for interfering with his economic relations with the other contracting party or parties.More...
 
Federal Volunteer Protection Act -- Punitive and Noneconomic Damages
 
The federal Volunteer Protection Act (VPA) limits punitive damage awards against volunteers in cases in which they are not immune from liability. More...
 
Tort Claims under the Uniform Code of Military Justice
 
A member of the United States military is not liable for any torts that he or she commits in accordance with a lawful command or while he or she is acting within the scope of his or her employment.More...
 
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