Brian Paice is an accomplished trial attorney, having litigated numerous cases in Connecticut’s judicial districts, Appellate Court and Supreme Court, as well as the Federal District Courts for the District of Connecticut. He has tried many cases to favorable verdicts in tort defense litigation, including serious personal injury, wrongful death, premises liability, defamation, and trucking/transportation liability. Attorney Paice also handles litigation defense of large, self-insured companies. In addition to successes in the Courtroom, Attorney Paice has obtained numerous beneficial outcomes for his clients in private arbitrations and mediations.

After a gaining experiencing working with the Waterbury Juvenile Public Defender’s Office and as a clerk with the New Haven Superior Court, Brian Paice began his career at a small private Hartford based insurance defense litigation firm where he practiced for many years before joining Conway Stoughton in 2014. Attorney Paice also serves as the firm’s CLE guru and regularly presents on local and national topics of importance to ensure all members of the firm are equipped with the best skills and knowledge to represent our clients in all phases of litigation. When not working, Brian enjoys spending time with his wife and three children, skiing/snowboarding and playing competitive lacrosse.

  • Connecticut Bar Association
  • Connecticut Defense Lawyers Association

  • West Hartford Youth Girls Lacrosse Coach
  • West Hartford Youth Girls Soccer Coach
  • Participant of amateur adult men’s lacrosse leagues since 2005
  • Founder/Organizer of Eli’s Annual Fall Charity Lacrosse Tournament

 

  • Berry v. Douglas Fried, 2024 Conn. Super. LEXIS 1966 (2024)
  • Napolitano v. Ace American Insurance Company, 219 Conn. App. 110 (2023)
  • Berry v. Federal Bureau of Investigation, et al, 2021 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 106765 (2021)
  • Borg v. Cloutier, 200 Conn. App. 82 (2020)
  • Warren v. Lawn & Gardens by Norm, LLC, et al, 2017 Conn. Super. LEXIS 2694 (2017)
  • Miller v. Air Van Lines, Inc., 2012 Conn. Super. Lexis 3095 (2012)