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Our firm was founded more than 75 years ago to protect and serve those who were unable to protect themselves. We continue to live and breathe this deep conviction today. I am proud to represent the third generation of my family, dedicated to providing the very best legal counsel to those who have been personally injured through no fault of their own.. I believe in a very simple and straightforward objective and goal, which was to provide the best legal service and results while still treating each and every client as an important, special, and unique individual. Also, understanding that every case is different and everyone may have a different objective in the resolution of a personal injury or wrongful death case.  "Put the clients' interests first and everything else will follow.” I believe it is this level of dedication and commitment to our clients that has allowed us to grow into a team of almost 35 legal professionals strong with four offices throughout Connecticut. In addition, we are very proud of the fact that we have either settled or obtained verdicts of a combined amount in the last 76 years of over $750,000,!  Our clients are our biggest supporters and advocates for our continued track record of success.

Neal Tidhar has been an Associate with the Law Offices of Bruce E. Bergman since his admittance to the Connecticut Bar in 2002. As an Associate in a small general practice firm he has been instrumental in resolving a broad spectrum of legal issues as well as working with wide array of clients across diverse legal situations.. In addition to his legal practice, Attorney Tidhar has taught the required certification class for prospective real estate salespersons and brokers at Gateway Community College.. Neal Tidhar is an alumnus of Clark University of Worcester, MA (B.A. 1994) and George Washington University of Washington, DC (M.A. 1997). He is a member of both the American Bar Association and the Connecticut Bar Association. He currently resides in West Hartford

Mr. Rojas graduated from law school in 1997, cum laude.  He was awarded the Corpus Juris Secundum Award for Criminal Law and a similar award for his Legal Writing class, and was recognized by his law school for his overall.  He was also recognized by the law school for his overall academic achievement.  Following law school, Mr. Rojas was recruited and commissioned as a Captain by the United States Army, Judge Advocate General's Corps.  He served with distinction as a lawyer for the United States Army, receiving the Army Achievement Medal as a member of the XVIII Airborne Corps.  Later, Mr. Rojas was appointed Special Assistant United States Attorney whereupon he was given the awesome responsibility of representing the United States as a federal prosecutor.  Mr. Rojas prosecuted and tried cases such as rape, child molestation, homicide and larceny.  Mr. Rojas was awarded a certificate of appreciation by the Director of the FBI for his "outstanding prosecutive skills"and was made an honorary Agent with the Army Criminal Investigation Division.. Mr. Rojas left public service and spent the next five years representing large corporate and governmental clients such as Home Depot, Shell Oil, Behr Paint and the City of Hartford.  He was employed by Shipman & Goodwin, LLP, one of Connecticut's largest and most prominent firms.. In 2005, Mr. Rojas left Shipman & Goodwin to start The Rojas Law Firm, LLC.  Mr. Rojas was driven by a desire to make his legal skills available to individuals, rather than corporations and governmental entities.  Since founding The Rojas Law Firm, LLC, Mr. Rojas has shifted his practice to the representation of the injured and the criminally accused.  Mr. Rojas is now driven by a personal passion to bring justice to those who need it most. Mr. Rojas has been featured in the evening news (NBC30), the Connecticut Law Tribune, and has been quoted in the Hartford Courant.

Mr. Faulkner's practice focuses on negligence cases involving nursing home neglect, medical malpractice, car, truck, and bus crashes, and premises liability, in addition to lawsuits arising out of injuries caused by defective products.. He graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Connecticut School of Law, clerked for federal magistrate judge Thomas. P. Smith following law school, and has been admitted to bars of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Hawaii.. He is an active member of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association (CTLA) and the American Association for Justice, and his success in the courtroom and involvement in the legal community has led to the honor of being named Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent* and a Connecticut Super Lawyer.. In the nursing home context, Mr. Faulkner has developed expertise in staffing, nursing home policies, procedures, protocols, and guidelines, and problems resulting from neglect such as dehydration, pressure sores, falls, elopement, and prescription errors.  His medical malpractice cases have involved missed diagnoses (e.g. heart attack, stroke, cancer), surgical errors (e.g. wrong site surgery, failure to prescribe adequate DVT prophylaxis following joint replacement), birth injuries, and the failure to prevent an emergency room patient's suicide.  His product liability cases have involved medical devices such as intravenous catheters and bone implants, and recreational products such as Jet Skis and other personal watercraft.. Mr. Faulkner publishes articles in various legal publications, and he is frequently invited to present to his peers at continuing legal education seminars. His article, "Piercing the Corporate Veil in Connecticut" was published in 2009 by the Connecticut Bar Journal.

Injured individuals need an attorney who truly understands their situation, someone they trust to guide them through the complicated personal injury legal maze.  As an attorney living in the Hartford, CT area, my practice is dedicated to helping injured people take their life back.. I started my career working for insurance companies, and later obtained my law degree. Since then, I have worked personal injury claims from just about every angle imaginable. While in law school I worked on complex litigation matters, including pharmaceutical and asbestos cases, for two highly regarded insurance defense firms. Thereafter, I worked as a bodily injury adjuster settling claims. Now I leverage my professional experience to help my clients achieve the results they deserve when they’ve been wrongfully injured. During my professional career I have successfully negotiated hundreds if not thousands of claims/compromises, including six figure settlements.  I also have a proven trial record.. If you need an attorney that is going to have your back and work hard to get you the compensation you deserve, call me.

I joined Hersh & Crockett as an associate in 2012. I am a graduate of the University of Connecticut (B.S. Political Science, 1990) and Quinnipiac University School of Law (J.D., 1997). I am a trial lawyer primarily practicing personal injury litigation. Other areas of practice include workers compensation and criminal law. I am a member of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association and Connecticut Bar Association. I am admitted to practice in Connecticut and New York. In my spare time, I enjoy mentoring high school students and young adults. I have traveled extensively overseas where I have performed humanitarian work helping to build homes, assist in disaster relief and working with orphans and the elderly. I also assisted families with rebuilding efforts in Louisiana following hurricane Katrina.

I am passionate about civil right and am well-known as a tenacious defender of civil rights. I help my personal injury clients attain full compensation.. Sally A. Roberts graduated from Radcliffe College of Harvard University (B.A., cum laude, 1979), and then received her J.D. (1982) from Washington College of Law, of American University, where she served as Research & Topics Editor on the American University Law Review. While in law school she worked for U.S. Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. as a Legal Researcher. Ms. Roberts was a litigation associate for several years in Washington, D.C., where she was involved with jury trials in both state and federal courts. Upon return to her native Connecticut, Ms. Roberts was a Law Clerk to Chief Presiding Judge Joseph P. Dannehy on the Connecticut Appellate Court (1984-1985). Ms. Roberts was also a litigation associate at Day, Berry & Howard, where she was involved with appeals to both the Connecticut Supreme and Appellate Courts.. Attorney Roberts is admitted to practice in Connecticut, before the Connecticut District Court, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, and the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. She is a member of the Connecticut Bar Association, CT Trial Lawyers and the National Police Accountability Project.. Practices with an emphasis on civil rights litigation including police misconduct and brutality, employment law as well an personal injury.. email:

Gene's passion in the law has always been to help people injured by others. He began practicing in a small law practice in Columbus, Georgia, and then moved to Atlanta. Gene was born and raised in Connecticut and returned to his home state in 1982. For 12 years he represented injured parties while practicing in New London. He joined RisCassi & Davis in 1994.. Gene's trial skills, understanding of his client's needs and his ability to grasp the "big picture" have underscored his legal career. His genuine "southern" charm has endeared him to his clients. Gene has successfully prosecuted and resolved numerous negligence cases ranging from motor vehicle collisions to complex product liability and medical malpractice cases. Among Gene's trial accomplishments was a $10 million medical malpractice verdict rendered in 1991 in New London. At the time, this was the largest medical malpractice verdict in the state.. Since returning to Connecticut, Gene has been actively involved in numerous professional organizations. He was President of the New London County Bar Association in 1995 and later served as President of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association. He has lectured to the national trial lawyers association and extensively for the statewide trial lawyers association.. Gene is admitted to both the Connecticut and Rhode Island State and Federal District Court Bars.

Emanuele R. Cicchiello is a partner in the firm of Cicchiello & Cicchiello, LLP. He attended the University of Richmond for his undergraduate education where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and graduated with honors in 2001. Attorney Cicchiello joined Cicchiello & Cicchiello in 2005. Since joining the firm he has aggressively and successfully litigated, mediated and arbitrated a variety of cases which has earned him recognition by his peers selected by Super Lawyers for 6 years straight, recognized as a top 40 under 40 in the state, and selected by New Leaders in the law. He also received the 12th highest verdict in the State last year.

Currently a principal at Conway Stoughton LLC, I am first and foremost a trial attorney. My main area of focus is in insurance defense litigation, including personal injury, premises liability, wrongful death, dram shop defense, unfair trade practices, trucking/transportation liability, product liability litigation and construction litigation. I also handle personal injury cases brought on behalf of injured clients to ensure they receive just and proper compensation. Over my years as a litigator I have tried many cases before the state and Federal courts, as well as private arbitrators, and obtained numerous favorable outcomes for his clients.

Corey Fong is a member of the personal injury team at Carter Mario Law Firm. He handles a wide variety of personal injury cases, including the most complex. When it comes to protecting the rights of injured people, Corey leaves no stone unturned. Corey is a graduate of the Western New England College School of Law and is licensed to practice in Connecticut and Hawaii.Corey formerly worked in private practice before re-joining the team at Carter Mario Law Firm. Outside of the firm, he enjoys working with the Sadie Mae Animal Rescue and other charitable organizations. If you have been injured and are seeking a passionate advocate, you can feel confident turning to Corey for guidance through the legal process.

Attorney Ronald Scott has been practicing law in Connecticut for over 30 years and joined Brown, Paindiris & Scott in 1978. His principal area of practice is Connecticut Family Law and Connecticut Divorce Law. He is highly skilled in matters concerning divorce, child custody and financial support, and is recognized as a leader in these areas. He is also a skilled and experienced personal injury attorney.. Attorney Scott is admitted to practice in Connecticut and is a member of the American Bar Association and Hartford County Bar Association, the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, and a charter member of the Collaborative Divorce Lawyers Association. He has been designated by his peers to"Connecticut Super Lawyer" in the Connecticut Super Lawyer Magazine, Family Law, 2008-2009, 2011-2015.

Attorney Kelly Anne Kasheta has focused her entire career representing injured individuals and their families. Kelly’s experience with personal injury cases spans more than 25 years. She served as a partner in the law firm of Glass, Lebovitz, Kasheta and Bren LLC, a personal injury firm with offices situated throughout Connecticut, until 2013. Attorney Kasheta now joins the Law Offices of Paul Levin, the successor firm to Glass, Lebovitz, in an Of Counsel capacity where she will continue to be available to help those injured parties in need of legal representation.. Kelly grew up in the Norwich/New London area. She graduated from St. Bernard’s High School in Uncasville. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree, cum laude, from the University of Connecticut in 1984 and her Juris Doctorate from the University Of Connecticut School Of Law in 1987. She is admitted to practice before the Connecticut courts and the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut. Kelly clerked for the Honorable Judge James D. O’Connor at Hartford Superior Court for a year after graduating from law school. She joined the firm of Glass, Lebovitz in the fall of 1988, and became Of Counsel to the Law Offices of Paul Levin in 2013.. Attorney Kasheta has been actively involved in the Connecticut Bar Association, having served as a member of the House of Delegates, the Committee on Unauthorized Practice of Law, and the Court Visitation Program for Hartford County schools. She is also a member of the state and national trial lawyers associations. Kelly has served as a Judge for the American Mock Trial Association’s Intercollegiate New England Regional Tournament and the American College of Trial Lawyers Regional Trial Competition.. Kelly has been active in serving the community as a member of the Enfield Montessori School Board of Trustees and its Outreach Committee, has been involved with area high schools in their youth apprenticeship/job shadowing programs, is a member of the Paralegal Studies Advisory Committee at Manchester Community College, and has taught Catechism at St. Francis of Assisi Church for the past 25 years.

Attorney Bruce Newman has been practicing law for over 25 years and concentrates his practice in the areas of personal injury, wrongful death, employment litigation, medical malpractice, product liability, and class actions where he has served as plaintiff's class counsel and liaison counsel. He is a Lifetime Member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, which is composed of a select group of lawyers who have achieved million dollar verdicts and settlements in personal injury and wrongful death cases. In addition to Connecticut, he has successfully tried cases in New York and California. Based on his accomplishments, Bruce Newman was selected by the National Trial Lawyers as a Top 100 Lawyer for 2013, 2014, and 2015. He was recently ranked as being in the Top 1% of all attorneys by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel.. Attorney Newman presently serves as plaintiff's class counsel in an action where a tentative $6.5 million settlement was reached in Adkins, et al. v. Nestle Purina Petcare Company, et al., pending in US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. He has served as trial counsel for a number of successful verdicts including a case where the Second Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed and upheld a judgment of over $2.2 million for a client in a whistle-blower and freedom of speech case against Pfizer, Inc. He was also a signatory to a mediation agreement that resulted in a $24 million settlement in the Pet Food Product Liability Litigation.. Every case is different as to facts and circumstances and results will vary from one case to another. The announcement of the results of any one particular case should not be taken as to imply, or guarantee, certain results in any other case.. In addition to being a skilled advocate, Attorney Newman is a compassionate litigator and strives to give his clients personalized attention through the prosecution and handling of injury, accident and wrongful death claims. This is of course vital when the lives of individuals and loved ones have been dramatically changed through no fault of their own. Furthermore, through his experience in representing over 1,000 victims of accidents, he is familiar with the unique nature of all types of traumatic injuries and their long-term repercussions.. Mr. Newman has been a guest lecturer at the UConn School of Law. He has served as a volunteer in the past in support of a number of organizations, including those supporting Veteran's causes and Boy Scouts of America. Attorney Newman also recently appeared on a segment of NBC's Troubleshooters.

As a United States Army Veteran, Attorney Anthony Pignatiello feels a strong passion for helping those who can’t help themselves. Specializing in personal injury law allows him to provide a sense of justice to those wronged through no fault of their own.. His experience expands across the areas of personal injury, civil and business litigation, family law, housing law, criminal defense, and veteran’s appellate law. He has also done pro bono work in the U.S. District Court, District of Connecticut. Attorney Pignatiello earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Connecticut before attending the Massachusetts School of Law, where he earned his JD with a concentration in criminal law and civil litigation.. During law school, Attorney Pignatiello interned at the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyer College, the Connecticut State’s Attorney’s Office, and the Office of the Attorney General. He is currently admitted to practice in all Connecticut Superior Courts, the United States District Court, District of Connecticut, and the United States Supreme Court.. In his spare time, he enjoys riding his motorcycle, going to biker events, and spending time with family, including his two dogs and two cats.. BAR ADMISSIONSConnecticutUnited States District Court, District of ConnecticutUnited States Supreme Court. EDUCATIONMassachusetts School of Law at Andover – JDUniversity of Connecticut – BS. AWARDS, ASSOCIATIONS, & MEMBERSHIPSThe National Trial Lawyers, Top 100Trial Lawyers CollegeNational Institute for Trial AdvocacyConnecticut Trial Lawyers AssociationConnecticut Bar AssociationGreater New Britain Bar AssociationAssociation of Entrepreneurial AttorneysVeterans Affairs (VA) AccreditationNative American Law Students Association

As a native of Hartoford, Connecticut, Lucas M. Watson, Esq. has dedicated his practice to providing client-focused representation to those in need of legal services throughout the State of Connecticut. Attorney Watson provides invaluable knowledge and expertise in personal injury, criminal, workers' compensation and family matters.. Prior to founding the Law Office of Lucas M. Watson, Attorney Watson began his legal career with an accomplished practitioner. During this time, Attorney Watson honed his skills by working on several large and complex cases. In addition, he attended national and state-based lawyer seminars and legal education courses to increase his legal knowledge. While working with the accomplished practitioner, Attorney Watson learned that legal cases are won through persistence, dedication, and hard work. One must always stay in tune with the ever-changing landscape of the law and never be afraid to take a case to trial.. Aside from his determination to provide the best for his clients, Attorney Watson is dedicated to improving the Greater Hartford community as well. He currently dedicates his time to developing the professional skills of youth and adults in the community. As a graduate of Hartford Public High School and a Commissioned Army Officer, Attorney Watson understands the needs of the community and can teach what he has learned to others. Thus far, he has been involved in various community service projects for the Greater Hartford Male Youth Leadership Program, Urban League of Greater Hartford – Young Professionals, George C. Crawford Bar Association, Statewide Legal Services, and has served as a mock trial judge for the Civics First Mock Trial Competition.