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Atty. Kathleen Nastri Discusses E-coli
E-coli in food remains a concern throughout the region. Atty. Kathleen Nastri discusses these product liability cases during a television interview. E-coli…
Product Liability 03/11/2007
Koskoff’s Atty. Bloss is at the anchor desk of the Court TV program, “Banfield and Ford: Courtside.”
Attorney Bill Bloss was sitting in for Jack Ford, the regular co-host of this live national program, analyzing one of the high profile cases of the day.
02/07/2007
Carrots, Sticks, and the Liabilities of Teen Drinking
Commentary by Atty. Richard Bieder as published in The Justice Journal
02/02/2007
Law Firm Establishes Scholarship Fund at Housatonic Community College
The law firm of Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder announced today that it has donated $20,000 to establish a scholarship fund for Housatonic Community College…
01/03/2007
‘Tis the season to make a difference
Westport-based Source Marketing has a budget to give holiday gifts to its clients. But this year the public relations firm scrapped the practice and used the…
12/23/2006
Bridgeport Schools Receive Holiday Technology Gift
The holidays came a little bit early this year for the Bridgeport School System, and in particular, the seventh grade students at Winthrop School. The law…
12/21/2006
Boy’s Violent Birth Produces Record Verdict
Omar Earlington Jr., et al. v. Anthony Anastasi, et al.: A 4-year-old Windsor boy won a record $2.69 million verdict Oct. 31 for partial shoulder paralysis…
Medical Malpractice 11/13/2006
Windsor boy, injured at birth, wins millions
A Hartford Superior Court jury this week awarded a medical malpractice verdict of almost $2.6 million to a 4-year-old Windsor boy who has permanent…
Medical Malpractice 11/02/2006
$2.7 Million Awarded In Malpractice Suit
A young Windsor boy and his mother have secured what is believed to be the largest medical malpractice verdict ever in Connecticut for the type of injury he…
Medical Malpractice 11/01/2006
Atty. Kathleen Nastri interviewed regarding e-coli in spinach
Atty. Kathleen Nastri was interviewed by radio stations throughout Connecticut in response to federal warnings that residents should not eat fresh spinach…
Product Liability 09/15/2006
Atty. Richard Bieder interviewed about teenage drinking
Atty. Richard Bieder, a member of the Board of Directors of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, is interviewed on WVIT’s “Connecticut Newsmakers, highlighting the…
09/10/2006
Atty. Neal DeYoung and Koskoff support unique job training program
National Public Radio features Atty. Neal DeYoung and his effort to find jobs for inner city youth.
09/07/2006
Association of Trial Lawyers Honors Bieder for Helping Clients Fight for Justice in the Courtroom
A national association of trial lawyers has honored prominent Bridgeport attorney Richard Bieder for his record of fighting for justice in the courtroom on…
08/01/2006
Their Life Ahead
Margaret Mueller and Charlotte Stacey are the first same-sex couple to seek legal compensation for loss of consortium in a medical malpractice suit.
Medical Malpractice, Civil Rights 07/19/2006
Lesbian couple files medical malpractice lawsuit
A lesbian couple filed a medical malpractice lawsuit Tuesday claiming botched cancer treatments damaged their love life. Their attorneys say it is the first…
Medical Malpractice, Civil Rights 07/18/2006
The Connecticut Law Tribune Honors Atty. Richard Bieder
Atty. Richard Bieder received the annual Pro Bono Award for his efforts in creating Trial Lawyers Care Inc.
05/29/2006
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Settled
The state has agreed to a $2.33 million settlement with the parents of James Bell, a patient at the Whiting Forensic Institute who died in 2002 while being…
02/14/2006
Connecticut Super Lawyers 2006
Atty. Michael Koskoff was the top medical malpractice lawyer in Connecticut Super Lawyers 2006 and also the top vote-getter in any specialty, according to a…
Civil Rights 02/01/2006
A Waterbury jury says a family deserves $36.5 million in a medical malpractice case that left an infant brain damaged, blind and with cerebral palsy.
Atty. Christopher Bernard represented a Farmington Valley family in the case against Hartford Hospital and an obstetrician.
Medical Malpractice 11/29/2005
Local attorneys split on high court nominee
Harriet Miers’ lack of judicial experience doesn’t seem to be much of a concern to President Bush. Several Connecticut lawyers, however, say they aren’t…
10/04/2005
Credit Card Firms Sued: Commercial Litigation
Digging into his wallet after a panini sandwich at JAM’s deli, Bridgeport attorney Richard Bieder noticed how much the owner preferred being paid in cash…
Commercial Litigation 08/14/2005

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