Prior to forming Hirsch Law LLC in 2004, Attorney Hirsch practiced in New York City and Connecticut for a Manhattan-based firm concentrating in medical malpractice defense. In the leading Connecticut case involving an HMO’s liability for failure to authorize necessary medical treatment, Attorney Hirsch successfully argued before the federal court that despite preemption issues, an HMO could be subject to liability in state court under malpractice theories.

In 2000, Attorney Hirsch returned to Connecticut to practice exclusively in the state. He became affiliated with one of the state’s most reputable firms, and during this time, Attorney Hirsch began to develop a reputation as a successful litigator and trial attorney.

Attorney Hirsch is admitted to practice before the state and federal courts of Connecticut and New York, including the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. He is a member of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association. Attorney Hirsch has been published on a variety of topics ranging from products liability to business torts. Attorney Hirsch has also served as an Adjunct Professor at Sacred Heart University, teaching Business Law to MBA students.

Along with his wife and three daughters, Attorney Hirsch lives in Monroe where he has been greatly involved with community and charity events of significant personal importance such as Think Pink Monroe, the Sprint for Monroe benefitting so many worthy causes, the Monroe Food Pantry and Minds in Motion.