Connecticut Lawyers Edward Barron to Edward Jazlowiecki

Explore Connecticut attorneys like Edward Barron, Edward Brady, Edward Bryan, Edward Burt, Edward Capozziello, Edward Case, Edward Crowe, and Edward Jazlowiecki. in cities like Danbury, Hartford, Milford, Danbury and Forestville. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 06810, 06484, 06010.

Edward Barron

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Edward Heath

Edward Hannafi

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Edward Barron

Firm: Charter Oak Law Group, LLC

83 Wooster Heights Road , Danbury , Connecticut 06810

Practice Areas: Elder , Trusts, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning

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“ned is not only a great attorney, he is a great guy as well. I had a very sticky family problem and had trouble with several other attorneys I had gone too. But Ned was able to dra…”

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Edward Fitzpatrick

Firm: Fitzpatrick, Mariano, & Santos, P.C.

203 Church Street , Naugatuck , Connecticut 06770

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Edward Heath

Firm: Robinson & Cole

280 Trumbull Street , Hartford , Connecticut 06103

Practice Areas: White Collar Crime

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Edward Hannafin

Firm: Collins, Hannafin, Garamella, Jaber & Tuozzolo, P.C.

148 Deer Hill Avenue , Danbury , Connecticut 06810

Practice Areas: Business

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Edward Gillis

Firm: Gillis & Gillis, PC

265 Church St Ste 203 , New Haven , Connecticut 06510

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Criminal Defense , Family , Personal Injury, Probate , Real Estate , Workers Compensation, Slip and Fall Accident

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Edward Gavin

Firm: Law Offices of Edward J. Gavin

1087 Broad Street , Bridgeport , Connecticut 06604

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

I am the Past president of the Connecticut Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. I represent xlients in State and Federal Courts as well as in Administrative matters such as DWI Per Se hearings and State licensing matters. I also represent Teachers, administrators, and students in all matters involving Employment, Disciplinary, and DCF matters

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“Ed Gavin is easily the most dedicated attorney around. He is someone you always want in your corner!”

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“Attorney Gavin has all the skills that a criminal defense lawyer needs - a great advocate on trial and a strong negotiator for his clients. I recommend him without hesitation.”

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“Very knowledgeable and honest will highly recommend using him for any matters”

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Edward Brady

Firm: Coyne, Von Kuhn & Brady, LLC

4 Armstrong Rd , Shelton , Connecticut 06484

Practice Areas: Insurance , Medical Malpractice, Municipal , Personal Injury, Products Liability, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

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Edward G. Mellick

Firm: Mellick and Sexton, P.C.

70 Pine Street , New Canaan , Connecticut 06840

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Edward Falsey

Firm: Eagan, Donohue & Falsey, LLP

24 Arapahoe Rd , West Hartford , Connecticut 06107

Practice Areas: Probate

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Edward Czepiga

Firm: Czepiga & Soares,LLC

56 Lyon Ter , Bridgeport , Connecticut 06604

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Edward Capozziello

Firm: Capozziello & Capozziello, LLC

525 Boston Post Rd , Milford , Connecticut 06460

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Wills, Probate

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“he does, he takes his time to make sure you understand everything in detail. I highly recommend Th”

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“Worked with Ed on the purchase of a new home and it was so smooth! He was super helpful and thorough and made sure to keep me informed throughout the whole process. Couldn't have d…”

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Edward Bryan

Firm: Louden, Katz, McGrath & Bryan LLC.

638 Prospect Avenue , Hartford , Connecticut 06105

Practice Areas: Family

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“was the exact opposite. He is genuine, caring, and provides meticulous service to his clients. He s”

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Edward Crowe

Firm: Praxair, Inc.

K 2 , Danbury , Connecticut 06810

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“At retirement 6 years ago, we were at a loss to determine the most appropriate Part B and Part D choices. A friend with excellent experience with Ed Crowe suggested we meet with hi…”

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Edward Gasser

Firm: Gasser and Huget, LLC

20 East Main Street , Avon , Connecticut 06001

Practice Areas: Civil , Gaming , Insurance , Premises Liability, Professional Malpractice, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance

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“o has taken a CT Oath... under GOD to do the right thing.) ....refused to respond and to particip”

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“Attorney Ed Gasser was opposing counsel on a case that I had. Ed was diligent, thorough, aggressive and worthy opponent in every aspect of the case from discovery through trial. Ed…”

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Edward Case

Firm: Edward W. Case

28 Arch St , Burlington , Connecticut 06013

Practice Areas: Insurance , General Practice, General Practice, General Practice, General Practice, General Practice, General Practice

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“they showed was second to none. I would highly recommend Attorney Case to anyone without hesitation”

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Edward Giacci

Firm: Edward R. Giacci PC

375 Bridgeport Ave , Shelton , Connecticut 06484

Practice Areas: Adoption

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“Very pleasant knowledgeble attorney who listens to clients intently and asks quesrions to serve you the best he can”

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Edward Burt

Firm: Law Offices of Edward C. Burt, Jr., P.C.

2583 Whitney Avenue , Hamden , Connecticut 06518

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Edward J. Dempsey

242 Trumbull Street , Hartford , Connecticut 06103

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Labor

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Edward J. Gavin

Firm: Law Offices of Edward J. Gavin

1087 Broad Street , Bridgeport , Connecticut 06604

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Civil Litigation, Trial Practice, Medical Negligence, White Collar Criminal Defense, Administrative Law, DUI/DWI, Sexual Assault, Drug Cases, Labor and Administrative Matter, Municipal Labor Law, Education Law, Plaintiffs Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Automobile Accidents, Criminal Law, Federal Criminal Law, Juvenile Criminal Law

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Edward Jazlowiecki

Firm: Law Offices of

Edward A Jazlowiecki , Forestville , Connecticut 06010

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“He settled my personal injury case for over $1,000.000 without having to go to a trial.”

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