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Attorney Richard Grabow is a personal injury lawyer and head of the Sokolove Law Farmington, Connecticut office. He represents people whose lives have been disrupted by an injury, whether it happened on the job, on the road, or on someone else’s property.
Richard has spent over 40 years practicing law in Connecticut, where he has seen the impact that an unexpected injury can have on families. Medical bills arrive quickly, work gets harder or impossible, and insurers often care more about limiting a claim than about the person behind it.
Richard works to level that playing field by investigating how the injury happened, documenting the cause and its costs, and pursuing the compensation his clients need from insurers and other responsible parties.
Richard handles claims involving:
Richard also helps injured clients secure the benefits they’re entitled to, including workers’ compensation and disability benefits after a claim denial, so they have the financial resources they need to move forward.
Richard handles every part of a legal claim for his clients, from gathering medical records and other evidence to negotiating with insurers and, when needed, preparing the claim for trial.
He is known for being thorough and detail-oriented, and he communicates clearly with clients about their options, what to expect, and how long the process may take.
Richard earned his B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1981 and his J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 1984.
He began his career in 1985 as a law clerk to Judge Richard Noren of the Connecticut Superior Court before focusing on personal injury and disability denial litigation.
Richard has been selected to Super Lawyers® every year from 2023 to 2026, an honor given to the top 5% of attorneys through a peer-influenced, research-driven selection process.
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