Attorney Profiles

Each of our partners served on the Connecticut Board of Governors for the Connecticut Trial Lawyer's Association. Our attorneys are leaders in professional and community organizations, frequent authors, and lecturers on topics of interest to the legal professionals, and skilled trial lawyers in Connecticut.

To learn more about the professional background of each of our attorneys, click on his or her name below.

Kimberly A. Andrade Download VCard Bridgeport: (203) 331-8888 Danbury: (203) 744-4707

Etan Hirsch Download VCard Bridgeport: (203) 331-8888 Danbury: (203) 744-4707

Joram Hirsch Download VCard Bridgeport: (203) 331-8888 Danbury: (203) 744-4707

Bridgeport Office

1000 Lafayette Blvd

Bridgeport, CT 06604

Phone: (203) 331-8888 Fax: (203) 333-4650

Danbury Office

153 White St

Danbury, CT 06810

Phone: (203) 744-4707 Fax: (203) 333-4650

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We serve clients throughout Connecticut, including, but not limited to, those in the following localities: Fairfield County including Bridgeport, Danbury, and Stamford; Hartford County including Bristol, Hartford, and New Britain; Litchfield County including New Milford and Torrington; Middlesex County including Middletown; New Haven County including New Haven, Southbury, and Waterbury; New London County including New London and Norwich; Tolland County including Rockville, Tolland, and Vernon; and Windham County including Windham. View More

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