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How to Hire A Lawyer in Connecticut
Legal matters in Connecticut require expertise that a skilled professional attorney is best to handle. We understand; the thought of hiring a lawyer probably seems scary and overwhelming, but rest assured that you are dealing with professionals whose job it is to work hard on your behalf. Remember, lawyers, are here to work for you and to win your case. It’s important to remember that finding the best lawyers in Arkansas to act on your behalf can mean the difference between a legal win, or an unfortunate loss.  When searching for, or hiring a lawyer, remember the “4 Cs”
- Credentials: Firstly, make sure that the lawyer you plan to hire is an accredited legal professional and that they are practicing in the field of law in which they are experienced. Â
- Cost: It’s no surprise that legal experience and talent will cost you more – just like any industry. However, ask around to see what a few lawyers will charge to get an idea of an average price for services. Then, decide for yourself what the extra experience is worth to you.
- Comfort: Interview a few lawyers/attorneys and see who you feel the most comfortable with.  Remember, you will be forming an attorney/client “relationship” and personalities and trust are paramount.
- City: Also consider that you will likely be meeting face to face with your lawyer; so hire one that is easy to travel to. After all, that is the point of USLawyersNearMe!
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Lawyers and Attorneys
Use our specially designed lawyer search engine algorithm to find the best lawyers in Connecticut. Simply list the type of lawyer you are looking for and we will find the top results.
Our search engine covers all types of legal practices from injury claims, DUI, and bankruptcy, to family law in Connecticut.
Search for lawyers/attorneys in these Connecticut cities:
Ansonia
Avon
Bethel
Bloomfield
Branford
Bridgeport
Bristol
Cheshire
Danbury
Derby
East Hartford
East Haven
Enfield
Fairfield
Glastonbury
Greenwich
Groton
Guilford
Hamden
Hartford
Manchester
Meriden
Middletown
Milford
Naugatuck
New Britain
New Haven
New London
New Milford
Newington
Newtown
North Haven
Norwalk
Norwich
Putnam
Ridgefield
Shelton
South Windsor
Southbury
Southington
Stamford
Stratford
Torrington
Trumbull
Vernon Rockville
Wallingford
Waterbury
West Hartford
West Haven
Westport
Wethersfield
Willimantic
Windsor
Search for lawyers/attorneys in these Connecticut counties:
Fairfield County, CT
Hartford County, CT
Litchfield County, CT
Middlesex County, CT
New Haven County, CT
New London County, CT
Tolland County, CT
Windham County, CT
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Connecticut Court System
Within the Connecticut judicial branch, there are five levels of courts; these are:
- City Courts
- District Courts
- Circuit Courts
- Connecticut Court of Appeals
- Connecticut Supreme Court
It’s interesting to note that the vast majority of cases will be held in front of a District Court, then depending on the outcome, the case can be elevated to higher courts. In the end, the Supreme Court is considered the highest authority.
Facts:
Did you know there are 91 City Courts, 64 District Courts, 128 Circuit Courts, 103 Local District Courts, and only one (1) Supreme Court.
Other Links:
- Connecticut Bar Associations
- Connecticut Judiciary
- Connecticut State Bar
Connecticut State Laws
The list below outlines some of the most searched state laws. For each type of law, we have found useful resources to help you better understand and prepare yourself with questions to ask a qualified practicing attorney.
Connecticut Accident and Injury Laws
Negligence
Workers’ Compensation Laws
Connecticut Civil Rights Laws
Connecticut Corporate Business Laws
State Corporation Laws
Deceptive Trade Practices
How to Form an LLC in Connecticut
Connecticut Criminal Laws
Gun Control
Marijuana Laws
Child Abuse
Connecticut Employment Laws
State Minimum Wage Laws
State Pay Day Rules
Connecticut Estate Planning Laws
Wills
Power of Attorney
Connecticut Family Laws
Minors and the Law
Child Custody
Divorce
Connecticut Health Care Laws
Euthanasia
Living Wills
Medical Records and Privacy
Connecticut Statutes of Limitations
Civil Statutes of Limitations
Criminal Statutes of Limitations
Connecticut Real Estate Laws
Adverse Possession
Homestead Laws
Leases and Rental Agreements
Connecticut Tax Laws
Income Tax
Gambling Tax
Connecticut Gambling and Lottery Laws
Gambling
Gambling Tax
State Lotteries
Legal Expertise (Alphabetical Order)
Litigation Lawyers – Antitrust
Litigation Lawyers – Banking and Finance
Litigation Lawyers – Bankruptcy
Litigation Lawyers – Construction
Litigation Lawyers – Environmental
Litigation Lawyers – First Amendment
Litigation Lawyers – Healthcare
Litigation Lawyers – Insurance
Litigation Lawyers – Intellectual Property
Litigation Lawyers – Labor and Employment
Litigation – Mergers and Acquisitions
Litigation Lawyers – Municipal
Litigation Lawyers – Real Estate
Litigation Lawyers – Regulatory Enforcement
Litigation Lawyers – Securities
Litigation Lawyers – Trusts and Estates
Mass Tort / Class Actions Lawsuits
Mergers and Acquisitions Lawyers
Mortgage Lawyers Foreclosure Lawyers
Non-profit / Charities Lawyers