Q: How do I know if I have a legal case in New York or Connecticut?
A: A case usually depends on whether a legal duty existed, whether that duty was breached, and whether the breach caused financial or personal harm. Our attorneys review your documents, timeline, and facts to determine whether your situation qualifies for legal action under NY or CT law.
Q: How long does a legal case take in NY or CT?
A: Simple matters may resolve in weeks, while litigation or probate can take months or longer. Case length depends on complexity, court schedules, and cooperation between parties. We provide updated timelines throughout your case.
Q: How much will hiring a lawyer cost?
A: Fees vary by practice area. Personal injury cases typically use contingency fees. Litigation, real estate, and estate matters may use hourly or flat fees. All fees are clearly explained before representation begins.
*Manhattan and Long Island Offices, scheduled by appointment.
