Medical Malpractice Attorneys in Connecticut

Navigating a medical malpractice claim is no easy task. Between complex legal standards, highly technical medical records, and insurance companies determined to minimize payouts, victims can quickly feel overwhelmed. That’s why working with a law firm like Pazz Injury Law, which understands both the Connecticut legal system and the medical standards of care, is crucial to your success.

We’re here to take the burden off your shoulders—from the very first phone call to the final resolution of your case.

It all starts with a free, no-obligation consultation. During this first step, we’ll listen carefully to your story, ask questions to understand the circumstances of your injury, and evaluate whether your experience may qualify as medical malpractice under Connecticut law. If we believe there’s a valid case, we’ll explain your rights and the next steps clearly—so you know exactly what to expect.

Once we take your case, we begin a detailed and thorough investigation. This includes:

• Obtaining and reviewing medical records

• Evaluating hospital procedures, doctor notes, and timelines

• Identifying any deviation from standard care

• Interviewing witnesses, nurses, or staff where appropriate

This step is crucial in determining where and how the medical error occurred—and who is ultimately responsible.

Medical malpractice cases rely heavily on expert testimony. We partner with independent, board-certified medical professionals who can analyze your records and testify about how your provider’s actions—or inactions—fell below the accepted standard of care. Their input helps build a credible, evidence-backed claim that stands up to scrutiny in court.

Before your case ever sees a courtroom, we’ll aggressively negotiate with the at-fault provider’s legal team and insurance representatives. Our goal is to secure a fair and full settlement without the stress of a trial whenever possible. However, we never advise accepting lowball offers—and we’re fully prepared to escalate the case when necessary.

If negotiations fail to deliver the compensation you deserve, we’ll take your case to court. As experienced litigators, we are not afraid to stand up to hospitals, physicians, or large insurance companies. In the courtroom, we present your case with confidence, using compelling evidence, expert testimony, and clear legal arguments to pursue justice on your behalf.