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• Attorney Carl D. Anderson formed the Anderson Law Firm, P.C. in August, 1988.? He has been practicing law in eastern Connecticut for?41 years and during the course of that time period, he has represented thousands of individuals who have been injured either on the job or as a result of someone's neglect.? Mr. Anderson is a graduate of the University of Connecticut, Class of 1964, and the University of Connecticut, School of Law, Class of 1967.

  Mr. Anderson is certified as a civil trial specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.? He is a member of the Board of Governors of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association and served as President of CTLA.? He is a sustaining member of the American Trial Lawyers Association, and is active in the American, Connecticut, and New London County Bar Associations.? He serves as a Trial Referee, as well as an Arbitrator/fact-finder for the State of Connecticut, Superior Court, Civil Division.

  Mr. Anderson serves as Consul of Finland for the State of Connecticut and is Chairman of the Voluntown Democratic Town Committee.

  He and his wife, Karen, reside in Voluntown and have three children.

• Connecticut, 1967 U.S. District Court District of Connecticut, 1968

• Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association (Board of Governors) Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association (Past President) American Trial Lawyers Association (Member) American Bar Associations (Member) Connecticut Bar Association (Member) New London County Bar Association (Member) State of Connecticut, Superior Court, Civil Division (Trial Referee, and Arbitrator/fact-finder) State of Connecticut (Counsel of Finland) Voluntown Democratic Town Committee (Chairman)

• University of Connecticut School of Law, Hartford, Connecticut, 1967J.D. University of Connecticut, 1964

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