Torrington, Connecticut
Torrington Personal Injury Lawyer
Moore, O’Brien & Foti represents injured people throughout Torrington and Litchfield County. If you or a loved one has been hurt by someone else's negligence, we can review your case at no cost.
Serving Injured Torrington Residents
Whether you've been injured in a car accident, hurt by a defective product, or harmed by a negligent medical provider, our firm focuses exclusively on personal injury cases. That focus means every case we take on gets the specialized attention it deserves, not a generalist's split focus across unrelated areas of law.
Our attorneys understand the pressure an injury puts on a family — medical bills, missed work, and a recovery that doesn't wait for insurance companies to make a fair offer. We handle the legal fight so you can focus on getting better, and we don't hesitate to take a case to trial when an insurer won't offer what it's genuinely worth.
Torrington Court and Hospital Information
Courthouse
Judicial District of Litchfield
Torrington is home to the Litchfield Judicial District courthouse itself, serving 24 towns across northwestern Connecticut.
Local Hospital
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
Located at 540 Litchfield Street in Torrington, this 109-bed hospital serves as the regional healthcare center for the surrounding towns.
Filing Deadline
2-Year Statute of Limitations
Under CGS § 52-584, you generally have two years from the date you discover your injury to file a claim — but never more than three years from the date of the incident.
Contact a Torrington Personal Injury Lawyer
Call (203) 586-0022 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation. Moore, O’Brien & Foti is based in Middlebury and represents clients throughout Connecticut on a contingency basis — there's no fee unless we win. See every area we serve on our Areas Served page.
Common Questions About Torrington Injury Claims
What court will hear my case if I'm injured in Torrington?
Torrington is home to the Litchfield Judicial District courthouse itself, serving 24 towns across northwestern Connecticut.
Where would I likely be treated for a serious injury in Torrington?
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, located at 540 Litchfield Street in Torrington, serves as the regional healthcare center for the surrounding towns.
How long do I have to file a claim after a Torrington accident?
Generally two years from the date you discover your injury, but never more than three years from the incident itself, under CGS § 52-584.
Do I have to pay anything upfront to hire your firm?
No. We represent Torrington clients on a contingency basis, meaning there's no fee unless we recover compensation for you.