Criminal Attorney in Bridgeport, CT

Edward Czepiga has been an attorney practicing in Bridgeport for over 30 years.

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During this time he has represented the people of Fairfield County against major corporations, manufacturers and insurance companies. All of his clients receive personal attention and prompt answers to any questions they may have about their case. He prides himself on keeping direct lines of communications open with his clients and he is accessible to answer their questions seven days a week.

Attorney Edward Czepiga’s practice is limited to personal injury and criminal matters.

Edward represents people who are injured in car accidents, fall downs, work place injuries, injuries caused by the negligence of a doctor and other cases where people are injured due through the fault of others. He also represents people who have been charged with crimes or motor vehicle violations.

Attorney Edward Czepiga has litigated cases throughout the State of Connecticut.

He is a member of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association and the Connecticut Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. He is a past President of the Greater Bridgeport Bar Association and is currently on the Board of Directors. He was also appointed by the Chief Court Administrator for the State of Connecticut to the position of Fact Finder/Arbitrator for all judicial districts and as a member of the Standing Committee on Admission to the Bar for Fairfield County. He graduated from the University of Denver in 1976, and received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Bridgeport School of Law, where he was also the Editor-in-Chief of Law Review. He has served in numerous local community, civic, and charitable organizations.

If you’re looking for an accident attorney, a criminal attorney, or a car accident attorney,

contact Edward Czepiga at (203) 335-3187.
Located at the Law Offices of Czepiga & Soares, LLC,
56 Lyon Terrace in Bridgeport, CT, 06604.

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The law firm of Czepiga & Soares, LLC provides the highest level of legal representation to all its clients. Its members have a proud history of helping people recover damages caused by motor vehicle accidents, motorcycle accidents, medical and dental malpractice, product liability claims and other types of incidents, which cause injuries to peoples lives.

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Death Penalty

Fri May 17 09:13:00 EDT 2013

In Florida a man sitting on death row is being given a new trial in light of DNA evidence which shows another individual may be responsible for the murder. The man has been on death row for over 7 years. However, in the face of this Florida is attempting to pass a law which would expedite the execution of individuals on death row. The proposed law is called theTimely Justice Act. The New York Times calls the new act "grotesque".

DUI Limits

Thu May 16 08:34:00 EDT 2013

The National Transportation Safety Administration(NTSB) is urging the states to lower the allowable blood-alcohol limits for DUI to 0.05 from the current 0.08.The Beverage Associations oppose any change claiming the lowering of the limits would make criminal perfectly responsible behavior. Congress can require the states to change their laws by withholding federal transportation funds unless the states comply by lowering the limits.

Legal Trouble?

Wed May 15 14:30:00 EDT 2013

If you find yourself in legal trouble, call the professionals at the Law Offices of Czepiga & Soares (203) 335-3187

Monsanto Case

Wed May 15 09:39:00 EDT 2013

The U.S. Supreme Court released its opinion on the above case holding that farmers could not use Monsanto's genetically altered soybeans to create new seeds without paying the company. Although the Court tried to narrow it's ruling the decision has far reaching implications in many other fields including the software business . The decision discusses the exhastion doctrine and self-replication.

The Wave Continues

Tue May 14 11:11:00 EDT 2013

The wave of states allowing same sex marriages continues as Minnesota will be permitting them as early as June of this year. Minnesota becomes the 12th state to permit same sex marriages and is notable as this wave continues in the midwest.

Prosecutorial Misconduct

Mon May 13 11:04:00 EDT 2013

The NY Times is reporting today that questions are arising concerning the role of prosecutors in obtaining convictions for false or perjured testimony. Most concern the Brooklyn District Attorneys office which is investigating a police detective who used the same crack-addicted prostitute as an eyewitness on at least six different unrelated cases.Many individuals are calling for an investigation into the prosecutors role in these cases.

Postponed Execution

Wed May 08 11:27:00 EDT 2013

The Mississippi Supreme Court postponed the execution of an inmate four hours before he was scheduled to die. The basis for the postponement was unusual. It was in response to letters written by the Justice Department in which the Department advised the court that there were errors in the testimony of FBI experts in firearms and forensics at the inmate's trial.The defense is hoping that the court will allow new DNA testing in an effort to exonerate the inmate.

Tax Collection for Web Purchases

Tue May 07 12:23:00 EDT 2013

The Senate passed a bill requiring web based companies such as Amazon and EBay to begin collecting state sales tax. However, before the bill becomes law it must make it through the House where it may receive alot of opposition. The bill passed by the Senate would require retailers with sales over one million dollars to collect the tax.

Pro Business Court

Mon May 06 10:39:00 EDT 2013

Adam Liptak, of the New York Times, in an article on Saturday writes that the current Robert's Court is much friendlier to businesses than its predecessors. Liptak based much of his article on a paper publushed in the Minnasota Law Review which looked at the Court over the past 65 years. The article analyzed the decisions of 36 justices who have served on the court over the past 65 years and found that Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito were in particular most business friendly.The Robert's court is not that much more conservative than the Redhnquist or Burger courts....

Sister States

Fri May 03 11:31:00 EDT 2013

Maryland's Governor signed a bill yesterday repealing the death penalty It becomes the 18th state to prohibit the death penalty.

Rhode Island's Governor signed a bill yesterday approving same sex marriages. It becomes the 10th state to approve such marriages.