Law Office of Thomas L. Brayton III
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Lawyers and Law Firms
When you have been the victim of negligence or involved in any type of accident, you'll need to work with an experienced personal injury attorney. Many people don't know how to negotiate with insurance companies for a higher settlement without the help of a lawyer and may not understand their rights after being injured in an accident. The personal injury attorneys at the Law Office of Thomas L. Brayton III in Waterbury, CT, can provide the legal representation and counsel you need after any type of incident. They work directly with clients and their families to serve each client’s best interests.
Attorney Brayton has been serving injured clients for over two decades and has helped hundreds of people receive the compensation they deserve. Whether you have been involved in a car accident, been injured as a result of medical malpractice, or are dealing with a loss of income after a workplace injury, Attorney Brayton's mission is to provide legal services that take the stress out of fighting for compensation. He works hard to ensure all of his clients receive a fair settlement and get the guidance and support they need, every step of the way.
When you choose Thomas L. Brayton III as your personal injury lawyer, you'll be taken care of by a dedicated and compassionate attorney. He will evaluate your case at no cost to you and works on injury cases on a contingency basis. If you are in a situation where you receive a call from an insurance adjuster, contact the Law Office of Thomas L. Brayton III first for legal counsel so you do not disclose sensitive personal records and medical information.
The Law Office of Thomas L. Brayton III serves clients in Waterbury, CT, and surrounding areas, including Bethlehem, Litchfield County, Middlebury, Morris, Naugatuck, Oakville, Oxford, Southbury, Washington, Watertown, Wolcott, and Woodbury. Call him at (203) 591-8689 or visit the law firm's website for more information.
