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• Attorney Zultowsky has spent her nearly twenty five year career practicing civil litigation in Connecticut. She focuses her practice on helping people that are confronted with challenges that may require her courtroom skills. Whether it's an unexpected injury, an insurance issue, a small business problem, a family dispute, or a troubled real estate transaction, Heidi has represented both Plaintiff and Defendants and has the know how to navigate the difficult process that unfortunately, and more often than not, winds up in the Courts. Heidi has developed a reputation all over Connecticut as a thorough, prepared, and passionate advocate for her clients.

  A resident of Manchester, Heidi is proud to serve her community as a volunteer supporting the local school system and many charitable organizations.

  Skiing, Biking, Hiking, Kayaking, Reading, Cooking, Volunteering with board of education, MACC (Manchester Area Conference of Churches), Jewish Coalition for Literacy, Soroptimists of Greater Hartford.

• Connecticut, 1987 District of Columbia, 1989

• The District of Columbia Bar (Member) Connecticut and American Bar Associations (Member) Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association (Member) Connecticut Defense Lawyers Association (Member)

• Antioch School of Law, Washington, District of Columbia, 1987J.D. University of Connecticut, 1979B.S.

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PLUS, the longer my grandmothers lies on the hospital bed the more chance she has to get worse in other ways.. Wouldn't doctors take into consideration that this patient is very elderly and should not be "hanging out" in a germ-infested place like a hospital? It might be a different story if my grandmother were 40 years old. Why are they not considering letting my grandmother go home and sit in her chair while the doctor takes his time looking at the x-rays.. What are the options my mother has for taking out of that hospital? She doesn't want to refuse treatment she just wants to take my grandmother home.. . A 40 year old might stand the chance of recovering well from surgery. But for someone who is 100 and in good health relatively speaking, why isn't this doctor saying to my mother, "Well, the alternative is we can just let her go home and deal with the pain in other ways." - or something to that affect.. . There must be something else they are not suggesting for us.. . Thank you for any info.. A concerned grandchild..

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