Groton, CT – Serious Injury Crash on I-95 NB Near Exit 83

Groton, CT (March 23, 2026) – A motor vehicle accident with serious injuries occurred on Saturday, March 21, on Interstate 95 northbound in Groton. 

Groton Fire and emergency units responded to the scene around 6:30 p.m. after receiving reports of a crash along the northbound lanes of Interstate 95, near Exit 83. Authorities confirmed the accident caused serious injuries, though officials have not released the number of people involved.

First responders arrived and provided medical assistance to those hurt in the crash. Paramedics treated injured victims at the scene and transported at least one person to a nearby hospital for further evaluation.

Investigators worked along the highway to document the crash and gather details about how it occurred. Officials have not confirmed what events led up to the collision.

The crash caused significant disruption along the northbound lanes of the interstate. Authorities reported that the right and center lanes remained closed while crews continued their work at the scene.

Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the accident.

Our thoughts remain with those injured, and we wish them a steady and swift recovery.

How Long Do I Have to File a Car Accident Claim in Groton?

In Groton, and throughout Connecticut, you have two years from the date of a car accident to file a personal injury claim. This legal deadline is known as the statute of limitations. Filing within this time frame helps preserve the right to seek compensation for injuries related to the crash.

The two-year timeline applies to many types of injury claims related to motor vehicle accidents. If a claim involves property damage instead of injuries, a different deadline may apply.

Since timelines can vary depending on the details of the situation, reviewing the applicable rules early can help avoid missing important deadlines.

Those hurt in car accidents often face medical treatment, follow-up appointments, and time away from work. Injuries such as neck strain, back pain, head trauma, or fractures may require weeks or months of recovery.

Medical visits and treatment records help document the injuries and track progress over time.

Insurance companies typically review several types of documentation when evaluating a claim. These may include medical bills, crash reports, repair estimates, and other evidence related to the accident. Keeping organized records can help create a clear timeline of the crash and the care received afterward.

A abogado de accidentes de coche can help review available documents and explain how Connecticut laws apply to a specific case. Legal guidance may also help people understand how the statute of limitations affects their situation and what steps may be available before the deadline expires.

A consultation with a lawyer may help you gather the necessary records and understand the claims process more clearly. Attorneys may review medical information, insurance policies, and other materials connected to the accident.

If you have questions after a collision in Connecticut, you can speak with our legal professional team to learn more about your options. At L.A. LAW has years of experience reviewing accident cases across Connecticut and explaining available legal paths. 

We can discuss how insurance communication, medical documentation, and potential compensation may apply in your situation. Contact L.A. LAW at (860) 595-3163 to speak with a Groton personal injury lawyer.

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