Why Koskoff?
A law firm with a track record of success representing injured clients.
$1.44
Billion
Largest defamation verdict in U.S. History
$41.7
Million
Second largest non-malpractice personal injury verdict in Connecticut history
$58.6
Million
Largest medical malpractice verdict in Connecticut history
#1
Ranking
Attorney Josh Koskoff on the Super Lawyers 2026 Connecticut Top 10 List
A firm comprised of attorneys recognized by peers for their knowledge, experience and legal acumen.
366
Combined years of experience of our Partners
80+
Years working to bring justice to those who entrust us
8
Attorneys listed as Super Lawyers
100%
Partners listed as Best Lawyers
About Us
Looking for lawyers that understand what you’re going through and want to do all we can to help you?
Our origin is as a family firm. We welcome our clients with arms wide open and treat each one as a member of our extended family. That’s been our legacy from the start and is still the very essence of who are.
“I strongly believe I never would’ve been able to feel comfortable during such a challenging time for me, if not for you. It’s 100% due to how you genuinely and compassionately handled me and everything regarding the case. Koskoff Koskoff & Bieder really sets itself apart because it’s immediately obvious you genuinely care about your clients.”
-S.B., CLIENT
Koskoff In The News
In The News
October 05, 2026
Woman Awarded $15.1M After Yale-New Haven Surgery Left Her Blind
A New Haven jury found Yale New Haven Hospital negligent and awarded $15.1 million to Lioudmila Pyleva, an 85-year-old Groton woman rendered blind when toxic antiseptic solution was allowed to drip into and stay in her only seeing eye while she was unconscious during brain surgery.
In The News
August 8, 2026
First Amendment Suit Filed Against DOJ Over Firing of Career Federal Prosecutor
Koskoff is representing former federal prosecutor Will Rosenzweig, who was terminated from the U.S. Department of Justice after political commentary critical of the administration and posted as a private citizen resurfaced online. Rosenzweig is challenging the termination, alleging it violated First Amendment rights and federal employment protections.
In The News
June 10, 2026
Jury Awards $7.73 Million to Family of Beloved New Haven Physician After Preventable Death
Koskoff represented the estate of Dr. Jacqueline Satchell in a medical malpractice case that resulted in a $7.73 million jury verdict. A Connecticut jury found that failures in post-operative care at Yale New Haven Hospital resulted in a preventable death of the beloved physician whose practice supported underserved patients.