Cotter, Cotter & Mullins, LLC - Trumbull, CT
6515 Main StreetSte. 10Trumbull, CT 06611- 1390
Trumbull Personal Injury Law Firm
Overview
Aggressively pursuing the rights and interests of those injured through no fault of their own, we offer focused personal injury services at Cotter, Cotter & Mullins, LLC, in Trumbull, Connecticut. Our law firm recognizes the physical, emotional and financial toll that suffering accident-related injuries may take on people and their families, and we work to see those we represent made as close to financially whole as possible for their associated losses.
When people suffer injuries due...
Aggressively pursuing the rights and interests of those injured through no fault of their own, we offer focused personal injury services at Cotter, Cotter & Mullins, LLC, in Trumbull, Connecticut. Our law firm recognizes the physical, emotional and financial toll that suffering accident-related injuries may take on people and their families, and we work to see those we represent made as close to financially whole as possible for their associated losses.
When people suffer injuries due...
Aggressively pursuing the rights and interests of those injured through no fault of their own, we offer focused personal injury services at Cotter, Cotter & Mullins, LLC, in Trumbull, Connecticut. Our law firm recognizes the physical, emotional and financial toll that suffering accident-related injuries may take on people and their families, and we work to see those we represent made as close to financially whole as possible for their associated losses.
When people suffer injuries due to the negligent or otherwise careless actions of others, they may be entitled to recover compensation for their related medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost income and other such damages. Acting as our clients' advocates, we work to help them recover the maximum compensation. For the safety of those we represent, our firm offers virtual appointment options.
Drawing on our law firm team's diverse backgrounds and experiences, we represent people with personal injury claims involving the following: car accidents, trucking accidents, slip-and-falls, premises liability, animal bites, birth injuries, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and wrongful death. Should people suffer injuries due to construction accidents or otherwise while performing their work duties, our attorneys walk them through the process of seeking workers' compensation benefits.
At the law firm of Cotter, Cotter & Mullins, LLC, we never take a one-size-fits-all approach to resolving personal injury claims. Rather, we take time to talk with and listen to our clients during a free initial consultation. Only after gaining an understanding of each person's unique circumstances and needs do our attorneys offer legal guidance. We seek to develop strategies that incorporate our clients' concerns and goals to ensure their short- and long-term objectives are met by the resolutions we achieve.
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