Connecticut Liquor Liability Lawyers
New Haven Wrongful Death Attorneys
In accordance with liquor liability laws, establishments serving alcohol have a duty to stop serving customers who are clearly intoxicated. If that customer injures or kills a third party (or is injured or killed themselves) as a result of the establishment's negligent alcohol service, the establishment may be held liable in a court of law.
If you have been adversely affected due to the over-service of alcohol contact Williams, Walsh, & O'Connor, LLC, online or call Toll-Free 866-530-7228, 203-285-3593 to receive a free initial consultation. Our legal team is ready to take decisive action on your behalf.
Wrongful Death - Drunk Driving Accidents - DUI
Our Connecticut liquor liability attorneys bring over 125 years of combined experience to our firm's practice of law. We frequently represent clients who have been injured by drunk drivers and the families of those killed as a result of negligent alcohol service. Our aggressive legal team is ready to put forth the effort necessary in the successful pursuit of your claim. We are ready to handle your personal injury and wrongful death matters.
At Williams, Walsh, & O'Connor, LLC, our liquor liability lawyers are AV rated* and licensed to practice in Connecticut State and Federal Courts, as well as the U.S. Supreme Court. Our lawyers have garnered many multi-million dollar settlements in the past and are ready to serve you.
If you have been injured in Connecticut in a motorcycle or car accident involving alcohol, contact our personal injury and wrongful death firm to receive a free initial consultation and honest assessment of your case. All matters are handled on a contingency fee bases, so clients are never assessed legal fees until they recover compensation for their injuries or loss. Evening and weekend appointments are available.
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