Crime Victim Blog

Connecticut Crime Victim Lawyer Tim O’Keefe is representing two women in a claim for damages against the New Prospects drug and alcohol treatment center in Bridgeport, Connecticut arising out of the sexual assaults of the women at the facility by the facility’s custodian.  On Friday, May 27, 2016, the custodian entered guilty pleas in the criminal cases.  “Despite the fact that the facility and its insurance carrier continue to deny the sexual assaults, the guilty pleas by the perpetrator demonstrate that these women were the victims of sexual assault while seeking drug and alcohol treatment a the New Prospects facility.  We look forward to presenting our evidence to the jury in the first trial in August.”  Tim O’Keefe

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Connecticut Crime Victim Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has announced the filing of a lawsuit on behalf of a gunshot victim in Windham, Connecticut.  “We have filed the case in Windham County against the shooter and the homeowner.  Our client has suffered devastating injuries as a result of this gunshot and his medical care needs are not fully covered under his health insurance plan.  We hope to recover sufficient financial resources to assist him with his future medical care needs.”  Tim O’Keefe

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Connecticut Crime Victim Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has filed a child sex abuse lawsuit on behalf of a woman who was sexually molested when she was just four years old.  The case has been filed in Middletown Superior Court.  The defendant in the lawsuit is Charles Jarzbek.  “The case has been scheduled for a preliminary hearing to take place on April 4 at Middletown Superior Court.  We expect to present evidence to the court and to seek an attachment of the defendant’s assets at that time.” Tim O’Keefe

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Connecticut Crime Victim Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has been retained by the family of a Windham, Connecticut teenager who suffered a gunshot wound at a private residence in Windham in November 2015.  “The Connecticut State Police have done a very thorough job investigating this incident.  The family appreciates that very much. This boy has suffered a devastating injury as a result of this gunshot to his head.  We are hopeful that we will be able to recover full compensation for his injuries.”  Tim O’Keefe

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On March 14, 2016, after a contested hearing at Meriden Superior Court, Judge John Cronan issued an attachment order against the defendant in the amount of $250,000.00 in the case of Doe v. Norbert.  The child sex abuse case was filed against former Boy Scout Leader Mark Norbert, formerly of South Meriden, Connecticut.

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Connecticut Crime Victim Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has filed a lawsuit against a man who was recently found guilty by a Rockville, Connecticut jury of sexually assaulting his niece over a period of years.  You can read more about the case here:  http://www.journalinquirer.com/crime_and_courts/niece-sues-stafford-man-over-years-of-sexual-assaults/article_62330bfc-c5dd-11e5-b348-1f75350deb16.html

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Connecticut Crime Victim Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has announced the filing of a negligent security lawsuit on behalf of a man who was shot at a bar in Meriden, Connecticut.  “According to the information that we have obtained, the assailants in this case were all underage and should not have been in the bar in the first place.  Our client was shot twice and was hospitalized for a significant period of time.  This resulted in a significant financial hardship to him and his family.”  Tim O’Keefe

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Connecticut Crime Victim Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has obtained a $140,000.00 verdict for a Groton, Connecticut man who was brutally assaulted by his neighbor.  The case, Lozada v. Perry, was filed in New London Superior Court and tried before Judge Trial Referee Robert Leuba.  “This was a horrible assault that resulted in a long hospitalization for our client.  He still has medical bills for his medical treatment.  We were able to demonstrate at trial that the defendant and his witnesses lacked credibility and the court agreed with our position.” Tim O’Keefe.

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Connecticut Crime Victim Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has filed a lawsuit on behalf of a Connecticut man who was sexually abused when he was 13 and 14 years old by a former boy scout leader from Vernon, Connecticut.  The lawsuit, Doe v. Martin, was filed in Rockville Superior Court and seeks damages for the significant harm perpetrated by the defendant.  “This man has suffered greatly throughout his lifetime as a result of the defendant taking complete advantage of him when he was a child.  The defendant was prosecuted for these crimes, but was given an extremely light sentence by the court as part of a plea agreement.  We hope to obtain some financial resources for our client so he can get the mental health therapy that he needs to continue with his healing and recovery.”  Tim O’Keefe

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