Frank J. McCoy, Jr.

Top rated Personal Injury attorney in Hartford, Connecticut

McCoy & McCoy, LLC
Frank J. McCoy, Jr.
McCoy & McCoy, LLC
860-956-6827
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Practice areas: Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Products Liability; view more

Licensed in Connecticut since: 1990

Education: Western New England University School of Law

Selected to Super Lawyers: 2023 - 2025

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McCoy & McCoy, LLC

20 Church Street
Suite 1720
Hartford, CT 06103 Visit website

The president of the law firm McCoy & McCoy in Hartford, Connecticut, Frank McCoy Jr. uses his platform to serve the needs of those who have been injured due to the sheer negligence of a third party. Throughout his 30-plus years as a personal injury attorney, he has handled a variety of legal issues, including:

  • Motor vehicle wrecks
  • Truck accidents
  • Slip-and-falls
  • Medical malpractice
  • Animal and dog bites
  • Birth injuries
  • Pedestrian accidents
  • Wrongful death

Mr. McCoy is deeply passionate about resolving his clients’ legal matter to their satisfaction. He is judicious in his approach and meticulous in his research, which when combined with his strong work ethic, gives his clients an unstoppable force in pursuing just compensation for them. For his contributions, he is rated “Very Good” on Avvo and has won the site’s Client’s Choice Award on numerous occasions.

After completing his undergraduate studies in 1987 from Assumption College, Mr. McCoy attended the Western New England University School of Law and received his Juris Doctor in 1990. Licensed to practice in Connecticut the same year, he is also admitted to practice before the Connecticut Supreme Court and the Supreme Court of the United States.

A highly reputable figure in his state, Mr. McCoy is well-known for his quality advocacy and aggressive pursuit of justice. He is board-certified in civil trial law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and holds close affiliations with a plethora of prominent legal organizations such as the American Bar Association, the American Association of Justice and Martindale-Hubbell. Furthermore, he is a member of the Connecticut Bar Association and the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association.

Practice areas

Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff, Personal Injury - Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff, Personal Injury - Products: Plaintiff

Focus areas

Animal Bites, Birth Injury, Brain Injury, Construction Accident, Dram Shop Laws, Medical Malpractice, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury - Plaintiff, Premises Liability - Plaintiff, Slip and Fall, Trucking Accidents, Wrongful Death

  • 80% Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff
  • 10% Personal Injury - Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff
  • 10% Personal Injury - Products: Plaintiff

First Admitted: 1990, Connecticut

Professional Webpage: https://mccoymccoy.com/personnel/attorney-frank-mccoy-jr/

Bar/Professional Activity:
  • Active member of the Bar, 1990
  • American Bar Association, Member, 1990
  • Member of Connecticut Bar Association, 1990
Verdicts/Settlements (Case Results):
  • Settlement of $180,000. Our client was driving down 84 in Waterbury when they were hit by a vehicle from behind that was also hit by a vehicle behind, that was hit by a dump truck. It was a multi-vehicle crash that resulted in back, ankle. elbow, neck, and leg injuries, 2022
  • Settlement of $105,000 awarded to firm and client. Our client was a t a stop sign and was hit from behind, suffering a head injury along with neck pain, 2022
  • $1,500,00.00 settlement. Client was performing work duties, loading and unloading goods at a loading dock when 'they' sustained lower back injuries due to the trailer height in reference to the dock. The cages that the client was lifting were considered to be too heavy. The workplace did not have an adequate dock plate, 2023
  • 2012 Jury Verdict vs Walmart - $650,000. A New London Superior Court jury awarded $650,000 to Frank McCoy’s client who re-injured her back in a Connecticut Walmart store. McCoy’s client had a 20 year back injury which worsened after the Walmart incident. Walmart denied the severity of her claim and offered $4,500 before trial, 2012
  • 2014 Verdict low damage motor vehicle case vs. State Farm, Frank McCoy obtained a verdict for $70,000 on a case involving a rear end collision with no visible damage and no injuries reported by his client for the first six months. State Farm denied liability and refused to offer any money to settle the case
  • Verdict against Fork Lift Distributor, Largest below the knee amputee verdict in Connecticut Federal District Court of $5.3 million. There was no offer on this case, 2016
Videos:
  • McCoy & McCoy Law Firm, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o01ruCAiHbM, 2020
  • Product Liability, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkAP10IgUIw, Legal, 2019
  • Wrongful Death Cases, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rHQYDz_0mQ, Legal, 2019
  • About McCoy & McCoy Law Firm, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpBF_DNCzr8, 2019
  • Trucking Accidents, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9--SF_Gpzk, 2019
  • Certified Legal Counsel You Can Trust, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz6uACtojeU, 2019
  • Client Testimonial Video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5nqhARu7g0, 2021
  • Meeting the Firm at McCoy & McCoy, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3-oNv599FI&t=3s, 2020
  • Negotiated Settlement, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAhWr-1I3PQ
Special Licenses/Certifications:
  • Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association, Member
  • Specialist in Civil Trial Advocacy by the National Board of Trial Advocacy , 2008
  • Civil Trial Law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy , 2022
  • Licensed Attorney in the Supreme Court of Connecticut , 1990
  • Martindale Hubbell Member , 2023
  • American Association for Justice, Member
  • Civil Trial Advocate, The National Board of Legal Specialty, 2008
Pro bono/Community Service:
  • The Connecticut Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines Fund. This fund provides temporary financial assistance to meet, or help meet, the health and maintenance needs of eligible wartime veterans and their dependents who demonstrate a need. This cause is near and dear to the core of McCoy & McCoy Law firm as Frank McCoy Sr. served as a sergeant in the United States Army during World War II. He then held the position of service officer with the Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines Fund for more than 40 years. Frank McCoy Jr. is now honored to continue this tradition and help provide support to this very worthy cause, 2023
  • Connecticut Children's Foundation. Our firm honored PJ day for the kids by donating to Connecticut Children's and wearing PJS to work to support the children who have to wear PJS for long periods of time while enduring treatment. PJ day has changed the landscape of cancer care and outcomes at Connecticut Children's. , 2022
Honors/Awards:
  • Specialist in Civil Trial Advocacy, The National Board of Trial Advocacy, 2008
  • Lawyers of Distinction, Distinguished Lawyer, 2023
  • Connecticut's Best Lawyers, Best Lawyers, 2022
  • Civil Trial Law, National Board of Trial Advocacy, 2002
Educational Background:
  • Bachelor of Science at Assumption College, 1986
Firm News (Newsletters):
  • According to the Connecticut Crash Data Repository, New Haven has experienced the most car accidents in the last two years. Followed by New Haven, Bridgeport ranks second in the state when it comes to car accident rates. Hartford has the third most car accidents, statewide. Lastly, Waterbury ranks among the state’s top 4 most car-accident-prone cities, Which City Has the Most Car Accidents in CT?
  • Slow-moving traffic can be incredibly frustrating for Connecticut motorists. Those on motorcycles, in particular, hate getting stuck in traffic, as they appear to have plenty of space to move between cars and make progress towards their end destination. However, the legality of this practice – also known as lane splitting – is now in question. While lane splitting is currently banned for Connecticut motorcyclists, that may change in the near future, Is Lane Splitting Legal in CT?
  • While police reports will document who is ultimately at fault for vehicle accidents involving negligence, the involvement of ridesharing services can make the situation more complex. In some cases, blame could rest with multiple parties. The Uber or Lyft driver may be partially or fully responsible for the crash, but other drivers could also play a role. The role of multiple insurance companies can further complicate matters in Connecticut Uber accident cases. This is especially true when more than one driver is deemed at fault. Ultimately, the determination of liability will come down to numerous factors, including photo evidence, eyewitness testimony, and statements from the drivers, What to Do if You are Injured in an Uber Accident
  • 1. Know what to do directly after the accident. 2. Remember, you are not "suing your friend." 3. Do not accept money or an insurance settlement before talking to a lawyer. 4. Passengers are rarely at fault in an auto accident, Five Important Things a Passenger in a Connecticut Auto Accident Must Know
  • When people make personal injury claims, even a small mistake could significantly impact the outcome of their case. Because of that, it is imperative that you understand how to handle making a personal injury claim and what kinds of errors could be significantly detrimental to your level of compensation. With careful thought and the right information, you can reduce your risk of losing out on compensation due to personal injury lawsuit mistakes, The Most Common Mistakes People Make When Filing Personal Injury Claims
  • If you've suffered an accident while having lapsed car insurance, you face an uncertain future. Depending on the circumstances of your crash, you could be forced to deal not only with out-of-pocket damages, but also insurance rate increases or even lawsuits. Strong legal representation will prove vital during this difficult time, especially as you navigate the unique complications of your case. , What Do I Do if My Insurance Lapses and I Get in a Car Accident?
  • A property owner, in fulfilling the duty owed to invitees upon his property to exercise reasonable diligence in removing dangerous accumulations of snow and ice, may await the end of a storm and a reasonable time thereafter before removing ice and snow from outside walks and steps. The Connecticut Supreme Court has held that property owners are entitled to wait a reasonable time after a storm to remove ice unless there are ‘unusual circumstances’, When Must a Property Owner Remove Snow in Connecticut?

Office location for Frank J. McCoy, Jr.

20 Church Street
Suite 1720
Hartford, CT 06103

Phone: 860-956-6827

Selections

3 Years Super Lawyers
  • Super Lawyers: 2023 - 2025

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