You are driving along. You are doing the right thing. Another driver chooses not to pay attention. Suddenly your life has changed. The change can range from anything to a nuisance if you are fortunate to life altering if you are not. I know. I’ve been there. I’ve had an anxiety attack driving down the highway after my car accident. My trust was shattered. I knew that life could turn on a dime. One moment I’m driving. The next the noise. The horrific noise. Metal on metal. Then there’s asking if everyone in my car is alright. Then the police. And then the pain. And the bills. And the loss of my car. And the insurance companies calling me. And the painful recovery. I was grateful to seek counsel from a respected attorney who helped me through the process. My rights were explained to me. He dealt with the insurance company. He helped make sure the insurance company fairly compensate me for my loss. Something that surely would not have happened without him. Now I am that attorney. That shelter. It is my passion. I believe that knowledge is one of the first steps in recovery. TThey come from over a decade of representing injured plaintiffs. They also come from my experience representing loved ones who have had a family member killed by someone violating safety rules. I am a trial lawyer. That means I try cases. I am dedicated to my craft. And the results speak for themselves. Because I am a trial lawyer many of my cases settle. I don’t take the first offer. Many of my cases settle early because they know I’ll fight the fight. I have founded the Connecticut Personal Injury Vault to provide accurate information to folks who are injured or have suffered the loss of a love one. I can’t represent everyone and this is my way of helping as many people as I can. I handle wrongful death cases, car accidents, motorcycle wrecks, falls, legal malpractice, and dog bi