An Overview of Our Practice at the Hathaway Law Offices, LLC
At the Hathaway Law Offices, LLC, in Woodbridge, we represent people throughout Connecticut, from New Haven to Hartford to Middleton. Our firm emphasize flexibility in our practice, making ourselves available whenever and wherever you need to talk. Evening and weekend consultations can be arranged upon request. We will also travel to your home, the hospital or the jail to meet with you, if necessary.
For a free initial consultation, contact our office by e-mail or call us toll-free at 888-447-6112.
Criminal Defense, including DUI
We defend individuals charged with violation of the criminal law, handling drunk driving (DUI), assault, domestic violence and drug offenses, such as possession. We will carefully investigate the facts and circumstances surrounding your arrest, confirming that police had probable cause to pull you over and that any field sobriety or blood alcohol tests were correctly administered. For more information, go to the page on criminal defense.
Personal Injury
We represent people who have been hurt because of the careless or negligent acts of others, handling claims involving car, truck and motorcycle accidents, slips and falls and dog bites. We also protect the rights of survivors in wrongful death actions. See our personal injury page for more.
Real Estate Law
We handle a broad range of residential and commercial real estate matters, from the negotiation of terms to the review of title insurance policies to the closing. We will also review and prepare residential or commercial leases and handle landlord-tenant disputes. To learn more, visit our real estate page.
Contact Keith Hathaway, Lawyer in Woodbridge, Connecticut
Our office provides a free initial consultation to all clients. To schedule an appointment, contact our office by e-mail or call toll-free at 888-447-6112. We will set up an evening or weekend appointment upon request. Our offices are conveniently located just off Exit 59 on Route 15, after the West Rock Tunnel. We will, however, travel to meet with you in your home, the hospital or the jail, if necessary.