Tonkin, William G.

Tavis O. Tindall dedicates his practice to advocating for those who experienced personal injuries in Connecticut as a result of the wrongful conduct of another party or who sustain injuries while at their place of employment. A deliberate or negligent wrongful act can cause physical injury, a loss of earnings, and numerous medical expenses. If you were injured in an auto accident, on someone's premises, at your workplace, or anywhere else through the fault of another individual or entity, contact him.

Tavis offers professional and service-oriented care for each client's specific needs. He balances meticulous case preparation with a 15-year legal background for many areas of civil and commercial litigation and corporate law.
Tavis's emphasis on personal injury law provides years of relevant experience working with clients and providing effective solutions and favorable outcomes for a diverse array of cases.

Tavis received several national academic honors, including Academic All American, while studying at Swarthmore College. He also studied in England as an undergraduate at Oxford University, concentrating on the economic development of the European Community and Eastern Europe.

Tavis graduated from the University of Connecticut School Of Law in the top of the second quintile of his class. While in law school, Tavis was elected administrative editor of the Connecticut Insurance Law Journal. He was also selected as a Dean's Fellow Teaching Assistant and received the Cali Award for Future Excellence in Law.

Tavis also served as a research assistant for Professor Dean Emeritus, Philip Blumberg, helping in the preparation of the seventh volume of Professor Blumberg's book, The Law of Corporate Groups.
Tavis is active on the boards of various other business, community, and civic organizations across the state. He believes in giving back to the community through assistance for various charitable organizations.

Tavis serves as the vice president of Home to Home Foundation, Inc, a non-profit organization he co-founded with Dr. Richard Silverman dedicated to enhancing the life of long-term care residents in the state of Connecticut.