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After a Fatal Accident - Compassionate, Professional Representation

Wrongful Death ● Negligence ● Nursing Home ● Auto Accidents

When negotiating or litigating a wrongful death settlement, there is less focus on the individual who actually died than there is on the grieving family he or she left behind. The jury needs to know how the accident affected the lives of those who are still living — how this tragic loss of companionship and, more materially, future wages will affect the family in the future.

Contact Duffy & Fasano for a Free Consultation.

At Duffy & Fasano, when we take on a client who has lost a loved one, we become more than just his or her advocates. We become confidantes as well. During our 30-year-long history of practicing law in Waterbury, Connecticut, we've developed a tradition of winning good settlements, leaving clients satisfied, and forming genuine relationships with our clients and their families that have lasted for generations.

Professionalism, Honesty and Compassion

In discussions with our clients, we always give our honest opinions. We try to never inflate clients' expectations about the likely results of their case, to make promises we can't keep, or to shield them from facts that they might find difficult to accept. But we do deal with them compassionately, lending an empathetic ear whenever it's needed.

In dealing with opposing counsel, we always maintain respect for the legal process and the dignity of our profession. We aren't "bulldogs," and we don't believe that any client has ever truly benefited from such a mentality. This doesn't mean we don't fight hard in negotiations or the courtroom, and we will bring all the relevant evidence and arguments to the fore in advocating for your wrongful death settlement.

Our personal injury and wrongful death practice led by attorney Michael Fasano Jr. If you are mourning the wrongful death of your loved one, we have the experience, knowledge and skill to bring you the settlement you need. For a free consultation, contact us online or call 203-598-7500.

If you have a legal issue or problem and would like to discuss it, please describe it below and we shall promptly contact you to schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your legal rights and options.