Marc Needelman | Hartford Criminal Lawyer

At the Law Offices of Marc N. Needelman, we have been providing top-notch legal services to clients in Bloomfield and Hartford County for more than 35 years. Our lawyers understand how bewildering and frustrating it can be to resolve a legal dilemma without qualified help. Our goal is to welcome frustrated, overwhelmed clients into our office and ensure that they leave feeling relaxed, relieved and confident that we can guide them through their legal dilemmas to successful, cost-conscious resolution.

• Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
  Bloomfield town councilman | 1985–1991
  Bloomfield Town Attorney | 1991–present
  Deputy Mayor | Town of Bloomfield | 1989–1991
  Deputy Assistant State’s Attorney | 1978–1981
  President | Beth Hillel Synagogue | 1999–2001
  Connecticut Association of Municipal Attorneys
  Vice chair | Bloomfield Democratic Town Committee
  Trustee | Solomon Schechter Day School | 1992–1995
  Director | Federation Homes | 1993–1995 | 1998–2000
  Acting town manager | Town of Bloomfield | 1998–2000
  Member and former officer | Bloomfield Fire Department
  Member | Bloomfield Planning and Zoning Commission | 1983–1985
  Chairman | Bloomfield Inland Wetland and Watercourses Commission | 1978–1985
  Litigation and Criminal Justice Sections | Hartford County and Connecticut Bar Associations

• Ryan v. VIC Insulation et al.
  Respondent:  Attorney for the respondents, Talco Insulation and Merchants Mutual.   The claimant, Mark Ryan alleged that exposure to irritants at work caused his condition of chronic upper respiratory and sinus infections.  The case was dismissed by the Commissioner and the claimant appealed citing that the  commissioner had erred in his conclusion that the condition did not constitute an occupational disease.  After careful review of the case the appeals court finds no error and the judgment of the commissioner was affirmed.

• STATE v GAULT
  Attorney for minor victim in a sexual assault case in which the Defendant was sentenced to 25 years. According to trial information, the 15 year old victim lived with the Defendant and was involved with said Defendant sexually. The abuse came to light when the Defendant carried the minor victim to a Planned Parenthood Clinic where said victim had an abortion performed. DNA evidence linked the Defendant to the fetus.

• Shelby Mutual Insurance Company v. Dennis Della Ghelfa, et. al., 200 Conn. 630
  Southern New England Telephone Co. v. Board of Tax Review, 31 Conn. App. 155

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