TRUST in the Trantolo Tradition
The Trantolo tradition began in 1938, when our law firm was founded by Joseph Trantolo. It continues to this very day. The purpose of the firm was to successfully represent injured people, against insurance companies who were more interested in profit than people. We still do. That is our winning tradition. The purpose of the…
The Metro-North Train Derailment – An Unfortunate Reminder of the Dangers of Railway Travel
Train accidents are incredibly devastating events. The Federal Railroad Administration (“FRA”) has reported that approximately 3,000 train accidents occur each year in the United States, with nearly 1,000 people dying as a result. In Connecticut alone, the FRA stated that from the year 2005 through 2009, 124 train accidents were reported. Additionally, on average, five…
Trantolo & Trantolo Celebrates 75th Anniversary
In 1938, Trantolo & Trantolo began business. Started by Joseph Trantolo, Sr., with a mission of dedication, honor, and commitment, Trantolo & Trantolo opened the options for legal assistance in the Hartford area. Today, these same beliefs still hold strong as the Connecticut law firm – now with additional locations in Bridgeport, Waterbury and Torrington…
Someone Hurt My Child. What Are My Options?
Kids know how to have fun. They often are a bit adventurous and are willing to explore new and interesting places. As a result of this curiosity, children sometimes get injured with bumps and bruises from typical play. However, when someone else is responsible for a child’s injury, there are options available to parents and…
A Drunk Driver Hits My Car and Injures Me. What Are My Rights?
You are driving your car, and someone who had a few too many at the local bar runs into your car from behind. What rights do you have? Well, first you have rights on the criminal side of the law, as long as the police have confirmed the driver was under the influence of alcohol….
