Connecticut Lawyers Arthur K. to Austin Berescik-Johns

Explore Connecticut attorneys like Arthur K. Engle, Arthur Ledford, Arthur Mannion, Arthur Schaier, Arthur Weinshank, Ashley Cervin, Ashley Kocian, and Austin Berescik-Johns. in cities like Darien, Danbury, New Milford, New Britain and Hartford. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 06820, 06518, 06106.

Arthur K. Engl

Ashley Palma

Austin Apanovi

Augustus R. So

Audrey Porzio

Audrey Felsen

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Arthur K. Engle

Firm: Rucci, Burnham, Carta, Carello and Reilly, LLP

30 Old Kings Highway South PO Box 1107 Conne , Darien , Connecticut 06820

Practice Areas: Civil ,Employment & Labor ,Intellectual Property

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Ashley Palma

Firm: Brown Jacobson, PC.

22 Courthouse Square , Norwich , Connecticut 06360

Practice Areas: Social Security

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Austin Apanovitch

972 New London Tpke , Glastonbury , Connecticut 06033

Practice Areas: Residential Real Estate, Estate Planning, Probate, Commercial Real Estate

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Augustus R. Southworth III

Firm: Carmody & Torrance LLP

1110 50 Leavenworth St 067 , Waterbury , Connecticut 06721

Practice Areas: Legal Malpractice,Medical Malpractice,Professional Malpractice

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Audrey Porzio

Firm: Audrey J. Porzio

27 Holmes Avenue , Waterbury , Connecticut 06710

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“This is my second time hiring Attorney Porzio and she is by far the best Lawyer. She is very kind an”

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“Audrey is an outstanding attorney in our community. I have known her for many years. I strongly endorse Audrey and I know she will continue to provide great service to her clients.”

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Audrey Felsen

Firm: Koffsky & Felsen, LLC

1261 Post Road, Ste. 202B , Fairfield , Connecticut 06824

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Audrey A. Felsen, Esq. has over 15 years of experience practicing in the areas of criminal law and personal injury law. Attorney Felsen was first admitted to practice in 1999 and is admitted to practice in the following state and federal courts: State of Connecticut; United States District Court, Connecticut; Second Circuit Court of Appeals; Southern District of New York.. Ms. Felsen handles all stages of criminal proceedings, from investigation through resolution and post-resolution proceedings, including erasure of records and Pardons. Ms. Felsen is an experienced attorney in both state and federal criminal practice in all matters including complex financial matters, fraud allegations, child pornography, multi-defendant drug conspiracies, firearms offenses and domestic disputes.. Ms. Felsen has been a District Representative for the past six years for the Federal criminal bar in the District of Connecticut. She is an active member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Connecticut Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. She is also a member of the American Bar Association and is co-chair of the Criminal Justice section of the Fairfield County Bar Association. Ms. Felsen was the 2017 recipient of the Diane "Cookie" Polan Award in recognition of a rising female attorney fighting for civil rights in the spirit of Diane "Cookie" Polan. She also has worked as an adjunct professor at Sacred Heart University and teaches classes in Connecticut on topics related to criminal justice and state and federal criminal law and procedure.

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“Audrey is an extraordinary attorney. Very smart and dedicated. She brings so much knowledge of the l”

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“Audrey is a superbly capable lawyer who combines trial experience and great technical skill with compassion and sensitivity. She is an impressive and tireless advocate for her clie…”

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Audrey Blondin

Firm: Audrey Blondin

379 Prospect Street A , Torrington , Connecticut 06790

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy

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“Working with Rose was an incredibly positive experience from start to finish. She walked me through every detail with clarity and patience, making a complicated process feel manage…”

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Athan Mihalakos

Firm: Willinger, Willinger & Bucci, P.C.

1000 Bridgeport Ave Fl 5 01 , Shelton , Connecticut 06484

Practice Areas: Education , General Practice, Transportation , Education, Education, Education, Education, Education, Education, Education

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Ashley Sakakeeny

Firm: Axa Xl

100 Constitution Plz , Hartford , Connecticut 06103

Practice Areas: Land Use & Zoning

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Ashley Cervin

Firm: Louden, Katz, McGrath & Bryan LLC

638 Prospect Ave , Hartford , Connecticut 06105

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Ashley began her legal career as a law clerk with Louden, Katz & McGrath, assisting the partners with client cases right after graduating law school.

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Ashley M. Van Valkenburgh

Firm: Gilbride, Tusa, Last and Spellane LLC

31 Brookside Drive PO Box 658 6 , Greenwich , Connecticut 06836

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Arthur Schaier

Firm: Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey LLP

195 Church Street. , New Haven , Connecticut 06509

Practice Areas: Business Organizations, Intellectual Property , Patents, Trademarks, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property

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Arthur Mannion

Firm: AJ Mannion Law Office LLC

64 Triangle Street , Danbury , Connecticut 06810

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Arthur Ledford

Firm: Law Office of Arthur L. Ledford

Po Box 5131 , Hamden , Connecticut 06518

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Atech Investigation Services

Firm: Atech Investigation Services

, Hartford , Connecticut 06101

Practice Areas: Private Investigation,

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“Outstanding, with an honest approach. From the moment Jim called us back, he freely volunteered essential information, experience, and tasks, to assist in...”

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Ashley L. Marshall

Firm: Shipman & Goodwin LLP

One Constitution Plaza , Hartford , Connecticut 06103

Practice Areas: Employment Law, Employment Litigation, Labor, Employment and Benefits, Public Schools, School Law, Education

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Attorney Dana Bucin

Firm: Attorney Dana Bucin

100 Pearl St , Hartford , Connecticut 06103

Practice Areas: Immigration,

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“I had 2 consultation sessions with Dana a few years ago, which I was extremely unhappy with. I got to obtain a better understanding of what I needed to know...”

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Ashley Kocian

Firm: Kocian Law Group

435 S Main St , New Britain , Connecticut 06051

Practice Areas: Business

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“I was involved in a car accident. Adam has been my lawyer in the past and has always gone above and beyond to meet my needs. He insured I got what was fair from the accident and re…”

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Arthur Weinshank

Firm: Cramer & Anderson LLP

51 Main St , New Milford , Connecticut 06776

Practice Areas: Tax

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Austin Berescik-Johns

Firm: Law Office of Austin B. Johns, LLC

36 Russ St , Hartford , Connecticut 06106

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“We went to a jury trial, and he may have been the worst lawyer I could have hired. Or maybe the jury”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Austin is smart and full of energy with excellent litigation skills. I've had the opportunity to discuss some of his cases with him and even hired him to per…”

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