The Firm is pleased to welcome attorney Nancy Valentino. Based in our New Haven office, Nancy joins our Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury Practice Groups. She defends all phases of medical malpractice and personal injury matters, and has also handled a variety of employment litigation, including wrongful discharge, employee discrimination and sexual harassment.

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

More than 70 years of courtroom success have cemented our reputation as leaders in trial and appellate advocacy. We are highly experienced in all phases of civil litigation and appeals in state and federal courts, as well as in alternative dispute resolution and hearings before government agencies. The scope of our litigation practice is broad and includes:

• business and commercial cases,
• civil rights,
• employment,
• insurance coverage and defense,
• products liability and toxic torts,
• professional liability,
• torts and
• general litigation.

Medical Malpractice

As experienced leaders in the defense of medical malpractice claims, we have the skills and knowledge to help professionals achieve the best outcome. We have extensive experience representing the following:

• physicians,
• hospitals,
• dentists,
• home health care providers,
• chiropractors,
• nursing homes,
• podiatrists,
• social workers,
• psychotherapists,
• psychiatrists,
• medical administrators and
• other health care professionals.

We have successfully tried numerous medical malpractice cases to verdict. Confident of our skills, major insurers regularly refer major medical malpractice cases to our attorneys.

Personal Injury

Halloran Sage’s personal injury practice is focused on representing injured clients in personal claims due to:

• negligence or wrongdoing,
• wrongful death,
• motor vehicle accidents,
• injuries due to defective premises and
• significant workplace injuries.

Halloran Sage attorneys work proactively facilitating solutions that provide clients with optimal results, either through settlement or litigation.

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