Frank Bartlett Jr.

Frank C. Bartlett Jr. is the lead personal injury trial attorney at Bartlett & Grippe, LLC in Cheshire, Connecticut. He represents survivors of childhood sexual abuse and people catastrophically injured or killed in car, motorcycle and workplace accidents or through medical malpractice.

A Connecticut native, Bartlett graduated cum laude from the University of Connecticut in 2000 with degrees in philosophy and psychology, then earned his law degree magna cum laude from Quinnipiac University School of Law in 2004. He clerked for Judge Francis X. Hennessy of the Connecticut Appellate Court before joining Ouellette, Deganis, Gallagher, LLC in Cheshire, where he handled personal injury, medical malpractice, workers’ compensation, construction and insurance defense matters. He later moved his practice entirely to representing injured people.

Bartlett has argued before the Connecticut Supreme, Appellate and Superior Courts, the federal courts and tribal courts, and he is admitted in Connecticut and New York. Two of his 2013 verdicts were among the Connecticut Law Tribune’s top 25 personal injury verdicts that year, and the publication named him a 2014 New Leader in the Law. The National Trial Lawyers listed him among its Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Connecticut from 2016 through 2018. He chairs the board of Health 360, a division of the Connecticut Area Health Education Centers program.