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David Carr

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99 Hanmer St, Hartford, Connecticut, 06114

Practice Areas : Personal Injury

99 Hanmer St, Hartford, Connecticut, 06114
Frank McCoy Jr.

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17th Floor, Hartford, Connecticut, 06103

Practice Areas : Medical Malpractice

17th Floor, Hartford, Connecticut, 06103
Jonathan Perkins

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45 Wyllys Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06114

Practice Areas : Medical Malpractice

45 Wyllys Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06114
Scott Carlson

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144 Whitney St, Hartford, Connecticut, 06105

Practice Areas : Family Law

144 Whitney St, Hartford, Connecticut, 06105
Jay Marshall Wolman

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100 Pearl Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06103

Practice Areas : Business Law

100 Pearl Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06103
Brendan Faulkner

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131 Oak Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06126

Practice Areas : Medical Malpractice

131 Oak Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06126
William R. Davis

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131 Oak Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06126

Practice Areas : Maritime Law

131 Oak Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06126
Michael B. Pollack

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Law Office of Michael Pollack, LLC, Hartford, Connecticut, 06106

Practice Areas : Personal Injury

Law Office of Michael Pollack, LLC, Hartford, Connecticut, 06106
Patrick J. Kennedy

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131 Oak Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06126

Practice Areas : Animal & Dog Law

131 Oak Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06126
Paul M. Iannaccone

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131 Oak Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06126

Practice Areas : Animal & Dog Law

131 Oak Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06126

12 products liability attorneys practise in Hartford. They represent people injured by defective vehicles and components, medical devices, prescription drugs, industrial and power equipment, appliances and children's products.

Keep the product itself, along with its packaging, manual and receipt. The physical item is usually the single most valuable piece of evidence, and cases have been lost because it was thrown away.

Ask whether the firm litigates against manufacturers itself or refers such cases on, and how a mass tort proceeding would affect an individual claim.