Changes to American Bar Association Rules, Regarding Technology, Possibly Coming to Connecticut

Trantolo & Trantolo prides itself on being one of the hardest-working law firms in Connecticut, one that personally gets to know each client and goes the extra mile in every case. Aside from a strategy of temerity merged with personalization, our approach involves upholding each client’s rights. According to the American Bar Association’s Model Code…

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Atty. Keith Trantolo Invited to Board of Directors of Ruff Start Happy Tails, Inc.

Our Firm loves animals of all kinds, and has a special fondness for dogs. Our mascot is a German Shepherd Fidelco dog named “Taj,” who spends many of his days sharing our offices with us. We are proud to announce that his owner, Atty. Keith Trantolo, has been invited to be a member of the…

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No Texting Behind the Wheel Pledges Draw Attention to Dangers of Distracted Driving

To many, the practice of texting while driving appears harmless. But this strong urge to answer a text or email while behind the wheel is an extreme road hazard. In fact, as U.S. government website Distraction.gov points out, texting is one of the severest driving distractions, one that not only puts the driver in jeopardy…

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Massachusetts Enacts “Disclose, Apology & Offer” Medical Malpractice Reform

A medical malpractice case is a lengthy, drawn-out process. For the lawyer, it’s a period of extensive research, and for the plaintiff, it’s presenting an effective case an attorney will take on. The doctor and medical insurance company, meanwhile, deny and withhold important information. To lead to smoother, quicker resolutions, improve patient safety, and ultimately…

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Connecticut Cities Named for Worst Drivers in Annual Allstate Report

The driving habits of your city’s or state’s residents influence insurance rates – as well as the likelihood of collisions. In its eighth annual report, Allstate ranked drivers in the nation’s 200 largest cities, and while Sioux Falls, SD has the best and Washington, D.C. the worst, two of Connecticut’s largest cities, Bridgeport and New…

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