Connecticut Lawyers Conrad O. to Craig Manemeit

Explore Connecticut attorneys like Conrad O. Seifert, Constantine Vournazos, Consulate General of Peru, Corey Fong, Cori-Lynn Webber, Corinne Abbott, Corinne Silvert, and Craig Manemeit. in cities like Old Lyme, Hartford, Windsor, Danbury and Branford. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 06371, 06811, 06405.

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Conrad O. Seifert

Firm: Seifert & Hogan

Marketplace Halls Road , Old Lyme , Connecticut 06371

Practice Areas: Contracts

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“Conrad handled my case extremely well. He is very professional and I couldn't be more satisfied.”

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“I've been a client of this law firm for more than 25 years. Bought and sold several houses in that time, made and revised several wills, etc. etc. - you know, the meat and potatoes…”

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Corinne Silvert

Firm: Corinne G. Silvert

113 Deer Hill Ave , Danbury , Connecticut 06810

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

Since 1984, Corinne G. Silvert has fought diligently on behalf of her clients' rights in Fairfield and Litchfield Counties. Corinne is a well-known advocate for employees; she has successfully secured major settlements for school teachers, factory workers, nurses, construction workers, and many more.. Corinne handles each case personally from start to finish. If you've been injured on the job or feel you've received unfair treatment in the workplace, call today to speak directly to an experienced attorney who is devoted to your case.. [The information you obtain from this advertisement is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send confidential information until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established.]

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“Attorney Corinne Silvert has represented me in a worker’s compensation case for 11 years. I am a nurse who sustained a back injury during my employmen...ColleenAttorney Corinne Sil…”

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Courtney Stein

Firm: Mitchell & Sheahan P.C.

80 Ferry Blvd Ste 216 , Stratford , Connecticut 06615

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Courtney Parsons

Firm: Dolan Divorce Lawyers, PLLC

101 Whitney Avenue , New Haven , Connecticut 06510

Practice Areas: Family

Courtney M. Parsons is a partner at Dolan Divorce Lawyers. Courtney handles Family Law matters for the firm, including divorce, custody and post-judgment matters. Attorney Parsons joins Dolan Divorce Lawyers after working as an Associate Attorney at BBB Attorneys, LLC in West Hartford, CT, where she handled both civil litigation and probate matters for the firm.. Courtney is a Connecticut native and a graduate of Eastern Connecticut State University. She graduated cum laude from Quinnipiac University School of Law in 2021 with a concentration in Family Law. During law school, Courtney served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Quinnipiac Health Law Journal.

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Courtney George

Firm: Zabel Schellenberg, PLLC

36 Old Tavern Rd Unit 622 , Orange , Connecticut 06477

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Courtney Dillon

Firm: Freed Marcroft LLC

325 Highland Avenue , Cheshire , Connecticut 06410

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Courtney Dillon is an attorney with Freed Marcroft, LLC. She focuses her practice on family law, divorce and separation and mediation.. Courtney's background in social work helps fuel her passion for family law and the wellness of others. To Courtney, it's not just about giving legal advice, it's about guiding her clients through a difficult time and helping them and their children on their journey to becoming their best and truest selves.. Courtney is a member of the Connecticut Bar Association, the Hartford County Bar Association, the Milford Bar and the Waterbury Bar. She is a board member for the Connecticut Partnership for Children, providing necessities and school supplies to low income children throughout the state.. Family is important to Courtney. She loves spending time with her two pups, Fitzpatrick and Remmy, as well as her nephews Ronan and Brennan who live in Nashville.

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Corinne Abbott

Firm: Grassette & Associates, LLC

1008 Main St , Branford , Connecticut 06405

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Cori-Lynn Webber

Firm: Law Office of Cori-Lynn S. Webber, LLC

126 Palisado Ave , Windsor , Connecticut 06095

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Corey Fong

Firm: Carter Mario Law Firm

176 Wethersfield Avenue , Hartford , Connecticut 06114

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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.

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Cornelius Ivers

Firm: Law Office of

658 Broad St , Meriden , Connecticut 06450

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Corrine Canace

Firm: Law Offices of Corrine H. Canace

Po Box 332 , Plantsville , Connecticut 06479

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“outstanding communication and litigation skills.”

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Cortney Volz

Firm: Volz Legal Group

39 Mill St. , Berlin , Connecticut 06037

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“he treats your case llike you are family”

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Constantine Vournazos

Firm: Law Office of C. Anthony Vournazos

107 Mill Plain Rd Ste 302 , Danbury , Connecticut 06811

Practice Areas: Commercial

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Courtney L. Gardner

Firm: Rogin Nassau LLC

185 Asylum Street , Hartford , Connecticut 06103

Practice Areas: Real Estate and Land Use, Personal Clients / Trusts and Estates, Business, Corporate and Commercial Law

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Consulate General of Peru

Firm: Consulate General of Peru

250 Main St , Hartford , Connecticut 06106

Practice Areas: Lawyers,

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“It's located on 19 high st, not at the address mentioned. The front desk person is very helpful, efficient and nice and also very useful with phone calls....”

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Courtney Welles

Firm: Hanks Olsen & Sheehan

538 Preston Ave Ste 305 , Meriden , Connecticut 06450

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Craig Dickinson

Firm: Littler Mendelson, P.C.

265 Church St Ste 300 , New Haven , Connecticut 06510

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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“, I was told by Lovett that the judge had ruled against me.”

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Craig Gelman

Firm: Deloitte Tax LLP

185 Asylum St , Hartford , Connecticut 06103

Practice Areas: Tax

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“Craig is a very knowledgeable tax attorney with a strong reputation in his field. I would recommend”

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Craig Hoekenga

Firm: Hoekenga & Machado LLC

193 Main St , Danbury , Connecticut 06810

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“Nicole Camporeale, Esq. is an exceptional attorney. She has guided my clients through the process with expertise and compassion, making a potentially overwhelming task feel managea…”

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Craig Manemeit

Firm: Craig L. Manemeit

18 Linden Ave , Branford , Connecticut 06405

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“de me feel like I had nothing to worry about. He was the best.”

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