Hartford Drunk Driving Accident Lawyer
It is devastating enough if one is involved in a bad traffic accident, but doubly so (and even harder to cope with the injury or loss) when a drunk driver causes the accident. Drunk driving is a serious problem that continues to cause many injuries and deaths despite increased efforts to educate the public on the dangers of DUI and enforce DUI laws.
In the unfortunate event that you are the victim of an accident caused by a drunk driver, you need an experienced Hartford drunk driving accident Lawyer to obtain maximum compensation for your injuries and loss. Contact Michael L. Chambers Jr., Attorney at Law, for help today.
What You Should Know
Services We Handle
Home closings & real estate loans
Short sale approvals & appraisal-gap strategies
Landlord/tenant disputes & foreclosure defense/negotiation
Construction disputes & environmental issues
Zoning/land use, commercial exchanges & development conflicts
Why an Attorney Matters
Contract risk review, title/encumbrance checks, financing & deadlines, dispute avoidance, and smoother closings.
Common Risks
Appraisal gaps, financing denials, inspection issues, title defects, HOA & use restrictions, municipal/zoning surprises.
What to Do After Accident
1
Call us & share documents
Purchase/sale contract, MLS sheet, prior title/policy, addenda.
2
Risk scan & strategy
We review contingencies, timelines, financing, and local rules; plan next actions.
3
Title, diligence & negotiations
Order title/search, resolve defects, negotiate repairs/credits or extensions.
4
Coordination with lenders & parties
Align lender, agents, attorneys, and municipalities; clear conditions.
5
Closing or dispute resolution
Execute, fund, record—or pursue settlement/litigation strategy if needed.
When should you contact a real estate lawyer?
Before you sign—or as soon as issues arise. We protect deposits, manage appraisal/financing risks, clear title, and coordinate all parties so deals close on time.
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Appraisal gap options
Bridge credits, renegotiation, or contingency exercise.
Title defects
Liens, encroachments, easements: how we cure them.
Loan & rate locks
Keeping financing on track and avoiding last-minute delays.
Landlord/tenant disputes
Nonpayment, repairs, notices, and settlements.
Zoning & land use
Change orders, delays, defects, and mediation/litigation.
Construction disputes
Change orders, delays, defects, and mediation/litigation.
Important initial advice
Don’t sign addenda without review; track contingency dates; keep everything in writing; avoid major changes after clear-to-close.
Gathering documents
Contract, disclosures, inspection reports, payoff statements, HOA docs, survey, title policy, lender conditions.
Facts about punitive damages
We calendar appraisal, inspection, mortgage, and title deadlines; we also protect escrow and earnest money in disputes.
