Last year, the Crosby Law Firm represented a woman who alleged shoddy workmanship related to the construction of her modular home in Branford. That claim resulted in a $101,000 verdict. The same Guilford firm handled a 20-year-long workers’ compensation case involving an injured police officer. And then there was the zoning case, appealed into Superior Court, in which the firm helped a Hamden sports bar win the right to hold live music events.
The same firm defends real estate agents in negligence lawsuits, and neighbors in boundary line controversies. And did we mention the discrimination claims, landlord-tenant disputes, criminal trials and personal injury cases?
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