Debra M. Molfese vs. Gregory Michaels

Case Background

On March 30, 2023, Plaintiff Debra M. Molfese filed a Rear-end collision lawsuit in the Connecticut Superior Court, New Haven Judicial District (Case number: NNH-CV23-6131500-S). This case was assigned to Judge Ceaser Noble

Cause

A severe rear-end collision occurred on April 23, 2021, at the bustling Milford Crossing Shopping Center in Connecticut. Debra M. Molfese stopped her vehicle at a red traffic signal near 1349-1417 Boston Post Road at precisely 2:17 p.m. Gregory Michaels operated his vehicle directly behind her at the shopping center exit. The car accident lawsuit arose after Michaels crashed his vehicle into Molfese's stationary car, demonstrating multiple forms of negligent driving. He failed to maintain proper control of his vehicle at the time of the Connecticut auto accident. Michaels displayed clear inattentiveness by not keeping a reasonable lookout for other vehicles. The traffic signal collision occurred when he violated Connecticut General Statutes §14-240 by following too closely and §14-243 by moving unsafely from a stopped position. The shopping center crash resulted from his failure to apply the brakes in time or take evasive action to prevent vehicle collision damages.

Injuries

The personal injury compensation claim detailed extensive physical trauma from this Connecticut Rear-end collision. Molfese suffered severe injuries to multiple body parts, significantly impacting her daily life. The rear-end collision caused new