- State v. Willoughby, When veteran New Haven homicide detective Clarence Willoughby was accused of stealing money..
- Raymond v. Massameno, When one of the state's top prosecutors was accused of using undue influence on a witness in a domestic violence case..
- State v. Pitera., A young mother's car collided head-on with an oncoming vehicle, killing two..
- State v. Cimini., A real estate broker and a dentist partnered up to make their fortune in real estate.
- State v. Sawyer, in which the state Supreme Court reversed the conviction of a man serving a twelve year sentence for sexual assault. The Supreme Court reversed not just the trial court, but also the Appellate Court, which had upheld the improper conviction.
- Kevin King v. Mark Verdone, et al., in which he obtained a judgment of more than $2 million for a prisoner beaten during an escape attempt.
- Peterson, et al. v. City of Hartford, in which nine white and Hispanic firefighters won a $3.1 million reverse discrimination verdict against the city's fire department.
- Broadnax v. New Haven, in which he won a $1.5 million verdict on behalf of the city's highest ranking black female firefighter.
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Law Offices of Norman Pattis
Criminal Defense Attorneys
649 Amity Road
Bethany, CT 06524
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Bethany, Connecticut
Attorney John F. Geida is a zealous advocate whose passion and justice for the rights of his clients is unassailable. He represents a wide array of clients ranging from criminal defendants to those whose civil rights have been violated. Attorney Geida has represented clients in state and federal courts, in New York and Connecticut, at both the trial and appellate levels. Attorney Geida has litigated matters before the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities, the Freedom of Information Commission, the Connecticut Board of Mediation and Arbitration. Attorney Geida began his legal career as a trial attorney for The Legal Aid Society, Criminal Defense Division, New York County, where he represented persons accused of minor misdemeanors to those accused of serious felonies who were facing life imprisonment. Attorney Geida served as Vice-President of the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys, UAW Local 2325, for the Manhattan Criminal Defense Division, where he was involved in collective bargaining as well as the daily operations and logistics of the Manhattan Criminal Defense Division. A graduate of the City University of New York School of Law, Attorney Geida takes to heart its stated mission of "Law in the Service of Human Needs." Attorney Geida leaves no stone unturned in the representation of his clients. He possesses a sharp wit and an unending passion for the law. The thousands of hours he has spent in the courtroom, along with the time spent in preparation for such appearances, has underscored Attorney Geida's willingness to go the extra mile for each client, and the desire to accord everyone he represents the treatment that he or she deserves, and the justice that each situation demands.
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