You won't catch Garrett M. Moore, of Moore, O'Brien, Jacques & Yelenak, speeding around Connecticut in some shiny Mercedes. Since opening his own personal-injury boutique in 1993, Moore knows that part of being a successful plaintiffs' lawyer is being fiscally conservative, and always having a healthy amount of cash on hand, he says.
February 03, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
You won’t catch Garrett M. Moore, of Cheshire’s Moore, O’Brien, Jacques & Yelenak, speeding around the state in some shiny, new Mercedes.
A high performance status-symbol sports car to go with his reputation as one of the stars of Connecticut’s plaintiffs’ bar? Hardly.
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