Douglas Mahoney

Douglas P. Mahoney is a highly respected attorney based in Danbury, Connecticut, known for his significant contributions to the field of Personal Injury law. He is recognized in Best Lawyers in America and has held leadership roles as Past-President of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association and the Greater Bridgeport Bar Association.

Mr. Mahoney is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and an Advocate in the American Board of Trial Advocates, demonstrating his commitment to excellence in trial advocacy. He has been Board Certified as a Civil Trial Advocate for two decades, underscoring his extensive experience and dedication.

A leader in representing victims of childhood sexual abuse, Mr. Mahoney achieved a landmark $2.75 million jury verdict in Tim Doe v. St. Francis Medical Center, which was upheld by the Connecticut Supreme Court. This case marked a significant precedent in recognizing the duty of institutions to protect children in their care.

In John Doe v. Boys and Girls Village, Mr. Mahoney, alongside Attorney Robinson, secured a $1.25 million jury verdict for a boy sexually abused by his teacher. The case highlighted the negligence of the healthcare provider who failed to report suspicions of abuse.

As lead counsel in Estate of Blackwell v. Town of Seymour, Mr. Mahoney represented a tragic car accident case involving the negligence of an off-duty police officer. The jury awarded over $16 million, with more than $6 million attributed to the Town of Seymour.

Mr. Mahoney has tried over 50 jury verdict cases, including those involving car accidents, negligence by professionals and police officers, over-serving alcohol by bars, motorcycle accidents, and cases of child sexual abuse. Five of these verdicts exceeded one million dollars, showcasing his expertise and successful advocacy.