New Haven lawyers provide service to all the residents of this big city of Connecticut and the business houses located in the city. Like any other big city of United States the lawyers of New Haven are consulted for paralegal and legal operations. They not only involve themselves with commercial business but are involved with charitable and social agenda. As New Haven was a major city since the colonial days of America there are many old law firms in this city which still cater to the legal needs of the citizens of New Haven.
Some of the eminent law firms of New Haven:
- Jacobs, Grudberg, Belt, Dow & Katz P.C
- Bohonnon Law Firm
- Berchen, Moses & Devlin, A Professional Corporation
- Law Offices of William S. Palmieri, LLC
- Kennedy, Johnson, D'Elia, & Gillooly
- Lynch, Traub, Keefe & Errante, P.C
- Neubert, Pepe & Monteith, P.C
- Zangari –Hershman P.C
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Some of the prevalent practice areas of the New Haven lawyers are immigration, criminal, personal injury, bankruptcy, brain injury, sexual harassment and wrongful death. Apart from these, divorce and family laws like all over United States are popular areas of practice for the attorneys. The cases related to drunk driving and driving rules violation are almost an every day affair. Because New Haven is located in the state of Connecticut it is necessary that the lawyers are familiar with the law codes and the constitution of the state.
New Haven has its own bar association which serves as a union or an alliance for all the lawyers and legal practitioners of New Haven and its neighboring town. This association is an extremely helpful tool in the hands of the citizens who wants any kind of assistance from the lawyers. The association helps by referring a lawyer who is well suited to handle a particular kind of case. There are various other activities in which the members indulge in. This association is perfect stage for the young lawyers to get an exposure.
For more information about the lawyers of New Haven the local yellow pages and the Internet can be referred to.
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