Once an accident or difficult medical ordeal has passed, the worst is seemingly over. Yet, after the physical pain and suffering comes the mental anguish and frustration of dealing with an insurance company. Getting just compensation for your claim, to amount for the accident, lost wages, and other financial or emotional hits, turns into an insurmountable task of policy loopholes, denial, and shifted responsibility. Trantolo & Trantolo is acutely aware of such underhanded methods, and in practicing personal injury and medical malpractice law, we represent those unable to protect themselves.
East Haven Personal Injury Attorneys
Insurance companies, big business, and other corporations placing profits ahead of safety have more than enough resources in trial. Trantolo & Trantolo, fighting on your behalf, believes equal protection under the law applies to everyone. That’s why, when an East Haven case goes to court, we bring a strategy of personalization and persistence.
In our Connecticut offices, we get to know each client, answer your questions, and listen to all concerns. As a case goes to trial, our East Haven lawyers keep you informed throughout the process, from the planning and negotiation phases to preparation and litigation, and ensure each client’s rights are fully enforced.
Because of this concentrated approach, Trantolo & Trantolo accepts only a select number of cases. Each, however, is given the full focus it deserves, and our excellent record supports our approach. Only once a client receives compensation does he or she pay.
Within the fields of personal injury and medical malpractice law, Trantolo & Trantolo takes on the following types of cases: car, truck, and motorcycle accidents; dog bites; dangerous drugs; class action or mass tort; nursing home negligence; product liability; social security and disability, and slips and falls. Trantolo & Trantolo is licensed to practice in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York. If you have an East Haven case falling within these fields, contact one of our offices to discuss it with a lawyer.