As Managing/Litigation Partner of Papcsy Janosov Roche Trial Lawyers I oversee all the litigation work at the firm & personally try all the cases that need to go to verdict. Recent high profile cases have seen me featured in The Wall Street Journal, CBSNews Radio, Channel 12 News, The Connecticut Post, The Stamford Advocate, The Norwalk Hour, & The Connecticut Law Tribune. I have been recognized as a " Rising Star" by Connecticut SuperLawyers for 5 consecutive years, & was named a “ 2018 New Leader in the Law” by the CT Law Tribune. I have appeared before the Connecticut Supreme & Appellate Courts; most recently changing the law on DUI suspensions for alleged refusals (& the forms the DMV uses with the police) in Fernschild v. Commissioner of Motor Vehicles; & spend most of my time advocating for victims of serious injuries, wrongful death, or medical malpractice; or defending & protecting the rights of those accused of a crime from the near limitless resources of the government. Whether it is State Court or Federal Court; I am always prepared to zealously advocate for my clients' best interests; & litigate their case to verdict if necessary. Currently I am representing 2 of the families of the shooting victims against the Town of Newtown over the Sandy Hook School shooting on appeal, as well handling the cases involving a wrongful motorcycle death for a highway defect against the City of Stamford, wrongful death for a man backed over & killed by a dump truck; catastrophic injury for a woman backed over by a plow truck; sexual assault for multiple victims against Yale New Haven Hospital; & I successfully mediated a case against the City of Stamford for a student who was being sexually abused by Danielle Watkins, his English teacher at Stamford High School for over a year; as well as a case where a pedestrian was struck by a car on the road and received a traumatic brain injury due to a defective traffic light against the city of Bridgeport.