SEAN MCELLIGOTT is an experienced litigator with emphasis on complex litigation, class action and personal injury. He recently won a $10 million verdict for a woman who was in a coma for nearly a month due to improperly administered anesthesia care during routine surgery. McElligott also maintains an active civil rights and pro bono practice. He tried a recent pro bono civil rights case to verdict in federal court on behalf of a Connecticut citizen who was beaten by the police. He has also successfully represented the families of mentally ill inmates who died in the custody of the state Department of Correction. He currently represents the Guardians Black Police Officers Association against the Bridgeport Police Department in the longest-running employment discrimination case in Connecticut.
SEAN MCELLIGOTT is an experienced litigator with emphasis on complex litigation, class action and personal injury. He recently won a $10 million verdict for a woman who was in a coma for nearly a month due to improperly administered anesthesia care during routine surgery. McElligott also maintains an active civil rights and pro bono practice. He tried a recent pro bono civil rights case to verdict in federal court on behalf of a Connecticut citizen who was beaten by the police. He has also successfully represented the families of mentally ill inmates who died in the custody of the state Department of Correction. He currently represents the Guardians Black Police Officers Association against the Bridgeport Police Department in the longest-running employment discrimination case in Connecticut.
