The majority of attorneys do their best to meet your expectations and serve your needs, but there are some that make mistakes in representing you.[…]
In October of 2017, the New York Times and the New Yorker published major stories detailing extensive sexual harassment and sexual assault allegations against Hollywood[…]
On January 30, 2018, Stanger Stanfield Law held an open house to celebrate the expansion and renovation of our firm’s office space. We’ve dramatically increased[…]
In a matter of weeks, professional baseball teams all over the country will report for spring training. Soon after that, fans will begin pouring into[…]
A study published last year on a reputable journal determined the third leading cause of death in the U.S. after heart disease and cancer is[…]
Connecticut has just joined the growing number of states that will permit damages for the unauthorized and negligent disclosure of confidential medical records. The Connecticut[…]
The relationship between a client and an attorney is based on trust, and when the attorney breaks that trust, it can be very difficult for[…]
Just as doctors can be liable for medical errors that harm their patients, lawyers can be held responsible for mistakes they make that cause losses[…]
If you’re hurt in a Connecticut accident and aren’t a resident, you may have concerns about how to move forward on a claim from the[…]
The recent article in the Hartford Courant drives home a tragic example of the kind of cases that we review at Stanger Stanfield Law. Connecticut,[…]