Trantolo & Trantolo Presents 2018 Fishing For A Harley Tournament
At Trantolo & Trantolo, giving back to the community has been one of our guiding principles since our doors opened in 1938. Over the years, we have developed lasting relationships with great local organizations who do great work for others. We have become a trusted partner of the MDA of Connecticut and are proud to present our “Fishing For A Harley” Tournament to benefit this group and their fight against neuromuscular disease.
Trantolo & Trantolo Presents “A Reason for Freezing Brrrrrunch”
Trantolo & Trantolo has an accomplished history of supporting local causes in our community. Over the years, our personal injury law firm has developed great relationships with many charitable organizations. In particular, we have established a bond with leaders and volunteers at the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Connecticut. Their local chapter leads the fight for individuals in our state with neuromuscular diseases, and their families.
Trantolo & Trantolo Presents Sock Hop for MDA
Trantolo & Trantolo takes great pride in supporting The Muscular Dystrophy Association of CT. They lead the fight for individuals with neuromuscular diseases, and their families. We have been proud to organize events and donate funds to this great group for many years. Please join us for a fun time at this year’s Sock Hop!
Vote Trantolo & Trantolo Best Law Firm 2018
For another year, Trantolo & Trantolo is humbled to announce we have been included on the ballot for Hartford Magazine’s annual “Best of Hartford” contest. We will be up against other law firms in the state to be named “Best Law Firm” in CT and we once again look forward to your vote. Please help us win this accolade by casting your vote for Trantolo & Trantolo!
Trantolo & Trantolo Donates 30 Bicycle Helmets to Bridgeport Students
On December 19th, 2017, Trantolo & Trantolo visited the Curiale School in Bridgeport, where Christmas came early for 30 lucky students. For the past five years, the school has raffled off 30 bicycles to their young students. One student in each classroom is randomly selected to receive this gift, thanks to Mimi Nelson of the Special Education department.
