Neyah Kane Bennett started his trial career as a prosecutor. As an Assistant District Attorney, he was in the courtroom everyday. He tried numerous jury and non-jury cases to verdict and questioned hundreds of witnesses under oath in court proceedings. Immediately prior to co-founding Raymond and Bennett, he spent seven years practicing at one of Connecticut's largest litigation and trial firms where he was named a Partner. His experience included the handling of cases involving catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and business disputes.

Attorney Bennett is AV Peer Review Rated by The Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings. The AV certification mark is a significant rating accomplishment and a testament to the fact that Attorney Bennett's peers rank him at the highest level of professional excellence.

Attorney Bennett's practice encompasses a wide array of civil litigation in state and federal courts in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Individuals, businesses, and insurance companies hire him to handle cases ranging from personal injury matters and construction defect claims to business disputes and contract litigation. Attorney Bennett also handles employment and commercial litigation on behalf of individuals and businesses.

Attorney Bennett has earned recognition as a technology leader. He regularly publishes articles on legal technology and firm management and he is active on the technology committees of the Connecticut Bar Association and the Defense Research Institute. He also has presented seminars on mobile lawyering, electronic discovery, and the benefits of a paperless law practice.

Articles:

• "Conn. Case Spurs National Class Actions," CT Law Tribune, January, 2010
• "Don't Get Caught Operating without a License," For The Defense (DRI October 2008)
• "Speech-Recognition Software More Reliable Than Ever," CT Law Tribune, May, 2007
• "Jury: Meat Grinder Wasn't Defective At All," CT Law Tribune, July 2007