Timothy M. Ramsey - Bridgeport, CT

Overview

I strive to build deep connections with my clients and to make sure that they feel comfortable with the attorney that they chose to advocate on their behalf for their most personal, emotional, and important matters. I handle each case with care, empathy, and respect.

I grew up in Southbury, Connecticut and enjoyed being a member of the wrestling team at Pomperaug High School and spent weekends snowboarding at Mohawk Mountain. My parents who are both now retired teachers instilled a lifelong love of education and giving back to the local community. I started my very first job as a file clerk at Tremont Sheldon P.C. when I was in college and the experience piqued my interest in law and the legal system. I went on to graduate Summa Cum Laude from Suffolk University with dual majors in Political Science and Philosophy. Thereafter, I attended and graduated from Boston College Law School in 2013.

While in Boston, I worked as a student prosecutor at the Suffolk County District Attorney's office, where I handled all aspects of criminal cases, including arguing motions and participating in trials. Here, I found my passion for advocating on behalf of victims. I went on to work in the Trial and Administrative Law Divisions of the Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General as a legal intern. In this role, I worked on personal injury claims brought against the state of Massachusetts. Combined, these experiences led me to my calling as a civil litigator advocating for victims of negligence and sexual abuse survivors.

Through my experiences, I realized that I wanted to be an attorney that advocates for victims, an attorney that values and listens to clients, and an attorney that can be trusted to provide clients with the fair compensation they deserve. It is with this mindset that I returned to Tremont Sheldon P.C. in 2013 and in 2021 I became a partner at the firm. Now, I spend my days advocating for my clients and I believe it is the most meaningful and important work I could be doing.

As an attorney at Tremont Sheldon P.C., I specialize in litigating personal injury claims including automobile collisions, medical malpractice, and all other cases of harm resulting from negligence and Sexual Abuse.

I am an active member of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association (CTLA) serving on its Board of Governors and Co-Chairman of its Membership Committee. The Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association is a non-profit professional association dedicated to creating and maintaining a more just society by preserving individual rights within the justice system. Both our founders, T. Paul Tremont and Robert Sheldon have been Presidents of the Association. The CTLA has several community outreach programs that I have helped with and ,on a fun note, I participated on their softball team.

In my free time, I am actively involved in my local community through hiking all different trails in Connecticut and participating in charitable events. I served on the Monroe Connecticut Zoning Commission and was a member of the Rotary Club. My wife and I are actively involved in several charities and organizations related to raising awareness and funding for a cure for a rare terminal disease, from which our daughter suffered.

At Tremont Sheldon P.C., we work to build lasting and meaningful relationships with our clients. We want our clients to feel heard and supported. I am here to be your voice and to be an advocate for you. I look forward to getting to know you, learning your story, and being an advocate that you can turn to and trust.

Tremont Sheldon PC has proudly been in a historic building in Bridgeport, Connecticut, for over 60 years and offers ample parking. The firm serves clients throughout Connecticut in personal injury cases, including those in Bridgeport, Stratford, Milford, Fairfield, Westport, Stamford, Norwalk, Greenwich, Waterbury, Easton, Trumbull, Monroe, Shelton, Derby, Seymour, Oxford, North Haven, New Haven, Ansonia, Newtown, as well as New Haven County, Litchfield County, and Fairfield County.