Norman A Pattis Law Offices

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The best..dedicated, brilliant, seems like some people are playing games rating him 1 star because he defends unpopular clients. Pathetic

Terrible lawyer had to fire him

Do not trust this law firm. Totally unprofessional. They have already disclosed & distributed confidential psychiatric records to people who had no business being in possession of them. This law firm also effectively stole a dead clients money and had to return most of it under the duress of a judge when the law firm owner was in court. The firm has lost one client 1.5 billion dollars in a high profile defamation case. The law firm owner has been known to drop his pants at a pizzeria and yell the N Word at the only black person in there. There's more but this should be enough.

One of the best Lawyers in all 50 states

One of the highest-profile attorneys in the state. Pattis is excellent with the media during highly anticipated trials. If you can afford Pattis, get him. Were I facing a lengthy sentence in this state, he is the one that I would have in my emergency contacts. He also has a great book store- and that’s pretty cool. 😎Smart and well known by the people who matter…He will be my go to if it ever hits the proverbial fan.

My initials, PDC. If you're looking for the best representation possible, you can't find anyone better than Norm Pattis. I, unfortunately, did not have Norm several years ago, and paid dearly. He is the absolute best, puts his heart and soul into it. He's exceptional, brilliant, and so quick, the opposing side has trouble keeping up. He's amazing to watch in action. I'd never make that mistake again, and neither should you.

Most important trial lawyer in America. That merits 5 stars. It also explains the 1 stars. Norm is elite in every sense of the word. And his podcast is awesome.

You once wrote a blog in support of those eleven people in Colonial Connecticut who were hanged for witchcraft. That was years ago and nothing has changed with our State. They have never taken any steps to correct this injustice. I am convinced that at the time our State had no legal standing to hang people without a clear charter from the King of England. In 1661 Governor John Winthrop Jr. travelled back to England to formally barter for a royal charter allowing the Colony of Connecticut to govern itself. The King did provide the Charter of 1662 and after that no more were hanged in CT for witchcraft. I keep a copy of your request for pardons for them in my files. Oh I almost forgot, thank you for maintaining the Whitlock Book Barn.

Norm and company saved my life….. literally. Helped me out with all aspects of my legal trouble, twice with the same case. If you need someone to fight for your life when everything is on the line, this is the man you need. The way he holds court is like watching a master at his craft.