Robert Sciglimpaglia
Business / Contracts, Business Formation, Entertainment, Intellectual Property, Personal Injury, Real Estate, Tax, Workers Compensation (Transactional/Litigation)
Norwalk, Connecticut
Personal Introduction
I am a board certified Worker's Compensation specialist, and wrote a number 1 bestselling book called "Voice Over Legal" so I am well known in the entertainment field.
Practice Composition
Transactional/Litigation
Education
Practice Summary
Attorney Robert Sciglimpaglia's broad legal background has prepared him to take on a wide range of cases. After earning his J.D. in 1991, he opened his own firm in Stamford, Connecticut. He then worked for Travelers Insurance Company as in house counsel until 2005, when he became certified by the Connecticut Bar Association as a worker’s compensation specialist, and re-opened his firm in Norwalk, Connecticut. He has since represented many clients in the areas of workers' compensation and real estate. Robert's track record speaks for itself, as he is frequently appointed by the Stamford Superior Court as "Foreclosure Committee." In addition to workers' compensation and real estate, Robert also practices entertainment law, representing industry professionals in a variety of legal issues. He is an actor and voiceover artist himself, and a member of SAG-AFTRA (the actors professional Union) giving him the background knowledge to skillfully represent his fellow entertainers. Robert has even written an Amazon #1 bestseller—"Voice Over Legal"—that is widely used as a resource throughout the voiceover industry.
Response Time
4 hours
Awards
Cambridge Who's Who
National Academy Of Personal Injury Attorneys Top 10 Attorney Award
National Trial Lawyers Top 100
Superlawyer
Affiliations
Connecticut Bar Association
National Trial Lawyers Association
Personal Interests & Charitable Work
Have served on several boards for charitable organizations and have coached youth sports for over 40 years.
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