Faulkner & Graves
501 Ocean Avenue, New London, CT 06320, New London, CT 06320
About Faulkner & Graves
Faulkner & Graves is a personal injury law firm based in New London, Connecticut. The firm's three attorneys handle a variety of personal injury claims, including car accidents, wrongful death, premises liability, and professional malpractice. Founder Dale Faulkner brings over 60 years of experience to the practice. The firm has secured significant results for clients, including an $8.9 million verdict.
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Notable Case Results
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$8.9M
Truck Accident
Jury verdict for a 27-year-old client severely injured when an oil tanker truck crossed the median of I-95 in East Lyme and struck his tractor-trailer. The tanker truck was negligently operated and improperly maintained.
$3.8M
Wrongful Death
Settlement for the family of a 40-year-old Old Saybrook woman who died from injuries after a crash with a tractor-trailer in 2017. The truck driver failed to stop at a red light.
$3.2M
Car Accident
Jury verdict for a 45-year-old truck driver hit head-on in Norwich, suffering multiple fractures in his hips and legs, resulting in long-term hospitalization, surgeries, severe disability, and impaired earning ability.
$1.3M
Home Invasion
Settlement for five clients whose homes in Salem were attacked by a mentally unstable resident of a nearby group home due to the group home's negligence.
$1.3M
Pedestrian Accident
Settlement for a 46-year-old client who was struck and run over by a car in Norwich, Connecticut, resulting in a fractured leg requiring multiple surgeries and permanent impairment.
$1.2M
Premises Liability
Settlement for a Salem man with cerebral palsy injured when his wheelchair fell from an elevated sidewalk at a strip mall due to the absence of a railing, which was a violation of the Connecticut Building Code. He suffered facial fractures.