Danbruy, CT

D. Randall DiBella

D. Randall DiBella is a senior partner at Cramer & Anderson with nearly 40 years of experience. He is known for his compassionate and effective advocacy in Municipal Law, Personal Injury, Civil Litigation, Appellate Litigation, and Land Use & Environmental Law. He has served as Counsel to the Town of New Milford since 2004 and to several other northwestern Connecticut municipalities. Attorney DiBella secured a $650,000 settlement in a high-profile house explosion case and is recognized as an authority on Connecticut Freedom of Information law. He holds an AV Preeminent® rating from Martindale-Hubbell® and received a statewide Best Mentors award in 2018.

Lisa M. Rivas

Attorney Lisa M. Rivas is a Partner in Cramer & Anderson’s Danbury office, specializing in Immigration Law. She handles removal proceedings, asylum interviews, family and employment petitions, and consular processing. She has experience with Special Immigrant Juveniles (SIJ) Status and cases involving domestic violence victims. Attorney Rivas is bilingual and has represented clients from across the world. She is recognized for her volunteer and pro bono work, receiving a Social Impact award in the 2023 New England Legal Awards, a Graduates of the Last Decade Impact Award from UConn Law School Alumni Association in 2020, and a New Leaders in the Law award from The Connecticut Law Tribune in 2016. She was also named a Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2021. She chairs the Selection Committee for the Latino Scholarship Fund, Inc. Her practice areas also include Workers’ Compensation, Divorce & Family Law, Personal Injury Law, and Criminal Law.

Barry S. Moller

Attorney Barry Moller has 35 years of experience representing clients in workplace accidents, motor vehicle accidents, and other personal injury matters. He has a strong record of favorable settlements, jury verdicts, and successful appeals in Workers’ Compensation cases, including a recent $823,000 settlement. He is an authority on physical impairment ratings and has served on the Chairman’s Legal Advisory Committee to the Workers’ Compensation Commission since 2000 and the Workers’ Compensation Executive Committee of the Connecticut Bar Association since 1997. He was honored with a Distinguished Leaders in the Law award from the Connecticut Law Tribune in 2020.

Kim E. Nolan

Kim E. Nolan is a partner in the Danbury office of Cramer & Anderson, with a diversified practice focusing on commercial litigation, municipal litigation (tax appeals and zoning), landlord-tenant issues (evictions and lease enforcement), personal injury defense, and residential and commercial real estate transactions. He graduated from Norwich University in 1972 and Vermont Law School in 1976. Nolan was admitted to the Connecticut bar in 1977 and the Federal District Court in 1986. He is a member of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association and the Connecticut and Danbury Bar Associations. He has served as an attorney trial referee and fact finder/arbitrator for the Judicial Branch of the State of Connecticut since 1991 and as a Special Master in the Civil Settlement Initiative at the Danbury Superior Court.

Elizabeth R. Gilbert

Attorney Elizabeth R. Gilbert, known as Lizzy, is an Associate at Cramer & Anderson, focusing on Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice. She joined the firm in October 2024 and works primarily in the New Milford office. She has extensive experience in complex medical malpractice and personal injury cases, securing multi-million-dollar settlements. Prior to law school, she worked as a clinical research coordinator at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. She completed a judicial clerkship with the Legal Research Office of the Connecticut Judicial Branch and served as a legal intern for the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Agency for International Development. She was also a Summer Law Fellow for the Yale Law School Collaboration for Research Integrity and Transparency initiative. Her background includes work with Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières and the Phoebe Education Fund for HIV/AIDS Orphans, emphasizing equal access to healthcare.

Christopher Sochacki

Attorney Christopher Sochacki's civil litigation practice focuses on helping people who have been wronged or injured, with extensive experience in Personal Injury, Workers’ Compensation, Medical Malpractice, and product liability. He has a background as an insurance defense litigator, providing strategic insight into how insurance companies handle claims. He has litigated cases in state and federal courts, administrative agencies, and the Mohegan Tribe Gaming Disputes Court, and has argued cases before Connecticut’s Appellate and Supreme courts. Attorney Sochacki is a certified Paramedic and volunteer firefighter, giving him a deeper understanding of medical conditions. He was honored with a 2018 Distinguished Leaders Award from the Connecticut Law Tribune and has been voted Best Personal Injury Lawyer five times in the Waterbury Republican-American newspaper’s Reader’s Choice Awards.

Daniel E. Casagrande

Attorney Daniel E. Casagrande is known as the “Giant Slayer” for his high-profile Municipal Law work, particularly in tax appeal cases. He has been recognized with prestigious awards including a Marvin J. Glink Private Practice Local Government Lawyer of the Year award from the International Municipal Lawyers Association (IMLA) in 2019 and a Distinguished Leaders award in the 2023 New England Legal Awards. He was also named to the Connecticut Super Lawyers list in 2022 and 2025. With a career spanning nearly 40 years, Attorney Casagrande specializes in Municipal Law, Planning & Zoning Land Use, and Land Use & Environmental Law. He has served as outside Assistant Corporation Counsel for the City of Danbury since 1990 and was appointed Corporation Counsel in 2023. His notable cases include successfully representing Danbury in the Union Carbide tax assessment appeal and Waterford in the Millstone Nuclear Power Station valuation appeal. He also overturned an antitrust precedent in the Connecticut Supreme Court in 2020 regarding real estate brokerage fees. He is an ex-officio member and former president of the Connecticut Association of Municipal Attorneys.