Community Service

LAW OFFICES OF
JAMES C. WING, JR.

Personally guiding you through your ordeal while protecting your interests.

51 Gillett Street

Hartford, CT 06105

10 Mall Way
Simsbury, CT 06070

(860) 527-0640

fax: (860) 278-7394

jameswing@parentsattorney.com

A desire to serve our community shapes our areas of practice:

Integrity guides Attorney Wing both inside and outside of his practice. Part of this is manifest in a commitment to community service. He was honored to be chosen as a James W. Cooper Fellow of the Connecticut Bar Foundation because "Fellows shall be selected based on their outstanding professional, public, and private careers in which they have demonstrated extraordinary legal ability and devotion to the welfare of their community, State and Nation, as well as to the advancement of the legal profession...."

As explained on the Attorney Biography page, Attorney Wing has been a member of the Board of Directors of The Hartford Bar Foundation, the charitable branch of The Hartford County Bar Association. He is a Past President of the Foundation and enjoys working to help the Foundation provide greater support for the homeless, hungry, sick, disabled, other other needy persons in Greater Hartford.

Please view a letter Attorney Wing wrote on behalf of the Foundation here or click the Foundation link above, to find out about a worthwhile charity where 94% of every dollar received actually reaches those in need.

Attorney Wing's compassion and drive to help people influenced the firm to focus on the concerns of people as opposed to businesses.

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