Attorneys Robert Mitchell (left) and Mark Dubois (Courtesy photo)
Four Connecticut attorneys outline some of the toughest cases they've handled and what strategies they used to overcome obstacles.
September 14, 2018 at 10:11 AM
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Even plaintiff lawyer Mark Dubois was skeptical when he first took on the case of a client he dubbed “Superwoman.”
After all, how could he win, when his client had intentionally tried to stop a stranger’s rolling car to prevent it from hitting her loaner, only to injure her shoulder in the process?
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