Connecticut Personal Injury and Worker's Compensation Attorney

Gillis Law Firm

265 Church Street, Suite 203
New Haven, Connecticut 06510
USA

(866) 603-9810

(203) 495-6476

www.gillislawfirm.com

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Gillis Law Firm provides experienced, practical and results-oriented legal help to clients injured on and off of the workplace. Firm partners Joseph L. Gillis and Edward M. Gillis have a combined 35-plus years of experience handling personal injury and workers' compensation cases resulting from various injuries.

Our firm has handled thousands of personal injury cases in our more than three decades of service and through this extensive experience we are keenly aware of clients' legal and personal needs following accidents and injuries. We strive to alleviate our clients of all responsibilities so that they may have time to recover from any injuries. At the same time we draw on decades of experience to pursue the maximum compensation and benefits available from all potential sources.

When you are injured, you need to know that your law firm will be available and responsive whenever you need legal help. And you need to know that, if expenses mount in a lengthy and complex lawsuit, your firm will have the resources to 1) fully investigate your case and prepare it for negotiations or trial, and 2) carry your case's full expenses for the duration of your case.

At the New Haven, Connecticut, law firm of Gillis Law Firm our three-member attorney team is supported by nine staff members, ensuring that both our clients and their cases receive the attention they need and deserve. Also, as an established firm, we have the resources needed to fully carry all expenses that can accrue during what can be an expensive legal process. Further, if we fail to win compensation for you, we will not charge you for expenses.

Practice Areas

Additional Practice Areas: Uninsured Motorist, Underinsured Motorists, Vehicle Passenger Injuries, Supermarket Accidents, Parking Lot Accidents, Repetitive Trauma Injuries, OSHA Violations, Workplace Heart Attack, Whiplash Injuries

Practice Areas Description

- Motor Vehicle Accidents

We handle claims ranging from relatively minor lacerations and whiplash to brain, neck and spine injuries. Our practice areas include: car accidents, truck accidents, boat and personal watercraft accidents, truck accidents and improper truck maintenance, truck accidents and driver fatigue, DUI accidents, motorcycle accidents, vehicle passenger injuries, commercial vehicle accidents, bus accidents, uninsured and underinsured motorists.

- Workers' Compensation

We handle workers' compensation benefit claims following accidents occurring in all industries and involving a broad range of injuries. Common industries and accident types include: coworker negligence, manufacturing accidents, union member injuries, health care worker injuries manual labors, construction site accidents, repetitive trauma injuries and OSHA violations.

- Premises Liability

If you have been injured in a premises liability accident in Connecticut, contact the New Haven premises liability attorneys of Gillis Law Firm. Our lawyer team has handled thousands of personal injury claims, including numerous claims following: dog bites, slip-and-fall accidents, ice and snow accidents, supermarket accidents, parking lot accidents, residential accidents, commercial, office and retail building accidents.

- Physical Injuries

Your insurance and the insurance of the negligent party cover both highly serious and less serious injuries, and we believe you're entitled to compensation whenever you are injured in an accident. Some of the injuries we handle regularly include: whiplash injuries, broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, spine and back injuries, workplace heart attack and hypertension injuries. We have handled thousands of personal injury cases and are skilled at litigating cases involving injuries ranging from cleanly broken bones to open head injuries and spine injuries resulting in cognitive problems, personality changes, memory loss, paralysis and the need for life-long care.