With over 35 years of experience in family and criminal law, Attorney Jeremy N. Weingast of Weingast Law proudly serves the Hartford, Connecticut, area in legal issues ranging from personal injury matters to criminal law and DWI defense. His personal approach to practice aims to empower his clients with the straightforward information they need to move forward with their cases. Attorney Weingast's diverse background in the legal arena has given him an in-depth understanding of how the law works and how it can best be utilized to get the successful outcomes his clients need.

After receiving his law degree from the University of Tulsa College of Law, Attorney Weingast went to work helping the people of Connecticut. For five years he was Deputy Legal Counsel to Connecticut governor Ella T. Grasso. He then served for nine years as the Chief Prosecutor and Assistant State's Attorney for Superior Court G.A. #14 in Hartford. In private practice since 1988, Attorney Weingast has taken on both state and federal cases and has a solid track record of successfully representing his clients' interests.

Attorney Weingast is an active member of several local legal organizations. These include:

• The Connecticut Bar Association
• The Hartford County Bar Association
• The Criminal Justice Committee of the Connecticut Bar
• The Connecticut Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

He gives back to the communities he serves, too. Attorney Weingast has served on the Town of West Hartford Personnel Board and the Emanuel Synagogue Board of Trustees. He is the current chair of the synagogue's cemetery board and previously served as a board member of the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford.

Call Weingast Law at (860) 233-1440 or visit them online to start an evaluation of your case today. Let Attorney Weingast put his years of diverse experience and professional savvy to work for you. Here is a trusted champion for your case, whether it involves criminal law, wills and probate, or personal injury claims following an automobile accident.