We Remain Open & Active

During Our Public Health Crisis

Happy New Year!  We want you to know our firm remains open and active, despite the Coronavirus public health crisis. To minimize risk to our staff, clients and others in the community, much of our staff is now working remotely. We have eliminated out-of-state travel by our attorneys and in-person meetings in our office until the current state of emergency is lifted. Our work for our clients, however, continues to proceed as vigorously as ever.

Our phones are being answered and our main switchboard number is (203) 325-4491. We also have attorneys and staff who are physically in the office, and we have full access to all of the technology required for our office to continue to function effectively in spite of the Coronavirus. We are all practicing the social distancing recommended for COVID-19 to keep our communities safe.

We wish all of you safety and health and look forward to resuming normal operations as soon as it is deemed safe to do so.

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Celebrating Four Decades
As Connecticut’s Trial Law Firm

Since our founding in 1978, we’ve grown beyond Fairfield County to become one of Connecticut’s leading medical malpractice, serious personal injury and complex civil litigation law firms based on a simple philosophy: To provide our clients with the best legal representation possible, regardless of the effort and expense required. When our team of Connecticut lawyers reviews and decides to take a case, we dedicate the full and substantial knowledge, experience and resources of our law firm — including an experienced physician on staff — to investigate what happened and make sure we have a solid set of facts to take to a judge or jury.  The majority of our cases come to us by referrals from other lawyers in Connecticut based on our expertise, honesty, integrity, record of success and superior client service. The Connecticut Law Tribune noted that the firm “… has earned some of the largest verdicts and settlements in state history.”  Read more >