Waterbury

Long-Awaited Justice on Hold: Mistrial Declared in 2004 Waterbury Murder Case as Jury Remains Deadlocked

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WATERBURY, Conn. — A judge has declared a mistrial in a high-profile murder case stemming from a 2004 incident, following reports that the jury was unable to reach a unanimous decision. The trial focused on the killing of 22-year-old John Doe, who was fatally shot at a local bar, a case that has haunted the city for nearly two decades. During deliberations, jurors expressed that they could not come to an agreement on the evidence presented, prompting the judge to intervene. This latest development has reignited discussions around the case, which had significant media attention … Read more

Waterbury Jury Issues $2 Million Verdict in Landmark Case Against Eversource

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Waterbury, Connecticut – A Connecticut jury has ordered Eversource, the state’s largest utility company, to pay $2 million to a local homeowner, Cathy Morelli, for extensive damage caused to her home due to a sewer backup incident linked to an explosion that the court found was preventable. This verdict comes after a protracted legal battle spotlighting the utility’s responsivities and safety protocols. According to court documents, the incident occurred in July 2017 when an explosion resulting from a gas leak led to a significant backup of sewer lines, causing severe damages to Morelli’s basement and … Read more

Waterbury Jury Delivers Surprising $3.9M Verdict in Challenging Case

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Waterbury, Connecticut — A Connecticut jury has awarded a $3.9 million verdict in a complex negligence case, marking a significant decision in what legal experts have described as a challenging and not straightforward lawsuit. The case centered around severe injuries a man sustained due to alleged neglect, sparking a wider conversation on safety and accountability. The jury’s decision came after a meticulous examination of the evidence presented during the trial, which painted a vivid picture of the plaintiff’s suffering and the defendant’s alleged failure to uphold safety standards. The award highlights the jury’s acknowledgment of … Read more

Waterbury Jury Grants $14.4 Million Verdict in Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Over Collapsed Imaging Table

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WATERBURY, Connecticut – In a significant victory for the plaintiffs, attorneys from Silver Golub & Teitell have successfully secured a $14.4 million award in a medical malpractice lawsuit. The case involved an incident where an imaging table collapsed, causing severe injuries to the plaintiff and necessitating multiple surgeries. The trial concluded on Friday, as a Waterbury jury determined that James Griswold and his wife Diana Griswold should receive a total of $9 million in compensation. Of this amount, James Griswold was awarded $3 million in economic damages and an additional $4 million for the pain … Read more