About Our Attorneys
Daniel J. Horgan, Esq.
Personal injury attorney Daniel J. Horgan of Horgan Law Offices is the current
President of the Connecticut Bar Association, and a member of the US District Court of CT since 1990. He has spent his whole career as a trial lawyer, building a reputation as a sincere, honest, and zealous advocate for his clients.
His practice is concentrated in civil litigation including personal injury, product liability, insurance litigation, police brutality, civil rights cases, workers' compensation cases, medical and dental malpractice for the plaintiff, and tractor-trailer or auto collisions. Contact us
today.
He has resolved several million dollar plus cases including representing a teenager who was killed in a van rollover while participating in a church youth group in Albuquerque NM. He also secured a multi-million dollar settlement on behalf of a family whose grandparents were killed in tractor trailer accident. Horgan was also one of four Connecticut Lawyers who represented victims of tragic Rhode Island nightclub fire which resulted in a settlement of $176 million dollars for the victims.
Horgan is routinely chosen by other lawyers to act as a mediator and/or arbitrator in the settlement of personal injury disputes. He has lectured at various seminars and programs sponsored by the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association and local civic groups. He's also on the board of governors for the Connecticut Trial Lawyers
Association.
Chester Fairlie, Esq. ~Of Counsel~
Attorney Fairlie has served New London, CT as a trial attorney for 41 years and has achieved significant success in personal injury claims. Recently, he achieved a jury verdict of $1.3 million with out-of-court settlements of over $1 million.
Especially experienced in claims by victims of crime, Fairlie is a member of the National Center for Victims of Crime and of the National Crime Victim Bar Association, where he frequently lectures at national seminars.
Fairlie has also taught paralegal studies at the Three Rivers Community College and has always been involved in his community. From 1987 to 1992, he was an EMT and a part-time member of an ambulance crew with the Groton Ambulance Association. Currently, he is a part-time Chaplain intern at the Emergency Department of the Lawrence and Memorial Hospital in New London, CT and resides in Niantic, CT with his wife, Joan. He has three grown children and has several grandchildren.
