Law Office of Matthew Lloyd Brovender

01/17/2021

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01/01/2021

Pablo wishes he called... don’t be Pablo....

01/01/2021

Start Fresh in 2021 by calling 203-979-5291.

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05/04/2020

Don’t let them label you before getting a proper defense....
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11/28/2019

Happy Thanksgiving. I may not be able to free the turkeys but I can still help you! “The Call is Free. Will You Be?” 203-979-5291

10/28/2019

Congratulations to The Law Office of Matthew Lloyd Brovender for being listed as a 2019 Super Lawyer in the practice of Criminal Law, Super Lawyers and the upcoming Connecticut Magazine.

09/14/2019

05/24/2019

Nix the gravity knife ban now: With reform set to come to his desk a third time, Gov. Cuomo must do the right thing. Every year, thousands of hardworking and otherwise law-abiding New Yorkers are arrested for carrying what, to them and to most of us, looks like nothing more than a common folding knife. These are the kinds of useful, everyday tools that can be purchased at hardware and sporting goods stores across the city, and owning one just so happens to be punishable by up to one year in prison. Since 2003, there have been an estimated 85,000 arrests for gravity knife possession. The people targeted are by large working-class and overwhelmingly people of color. According to the Legal Aid Society, approximately 85% of all people charged with the criminal possession of a gravity knife are Black or Latino.

Every year, thousands of hardworking and otherwise law-abiding New Yorkers are arrested for carrying what, to them and to most of us, looks like nothing more than a common folding knife. These are the kinds of useful, everyday tools that can be purchased at hardware and sporting goods stores across....

05/03/2019

We found 85,000 cops who’ve been investigated for misconduct. Now you can read their records. USA TODAY is leading a national effort to obtain and publish disciplinary and misconduct records for thousands of police officers.

USA TODAY is leading a national effort to obtain and publish disciplinary and misconduct records for thousands of police officers.

05/01/2019

The Church of Living Dangerously: How One of America’s Biggest Pastors Became a Drug Runner for a Mexican Cartel. He looked like Sammy Hagar, preached like Billy Graham, and brought a 350-pound tiger to church. Then he shot he**in with his son and was busted at the border for running drugs for a Mexican cartel.

He looked like Sammy Hagar, preached like Billy Graham, and brought a 350-pound tiger to church. Then he shot he**in with his son and was busted at the border for running drugs for a Mexican cartel.

04/26/2019

Mass. judge faces federal charges over defendant’s evasion of ICE. A Newton judge and a now-retired state court officer face obstruction of justice charges for allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant evade ICE custody last year.

A Newton judge and a now-retired state court officer face obstruction of justice charges for allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant evade ICE custody last year.

03/05/2019

Prosecuting Sullivan: Harvard is putting a defense attorney law professor through the ringer for doing his job. We can forgive a few hundred Harvard undergrads for arriving at the fine institution of higher learning without respecting the basic American principle that every individual deserves a vigorous defense. Even whip-smart teenagers will be teenagers. But shame on the school’s administration for cowing to the pressure those students are putting on Harvard Law professor and defense attorney Ronald Sullivan for doing his job. You’d think that having the country’s third- or fourth-best law school would count for something.

We can forgive a few hundred Harvard undergrads for arriving at the fine institution of higher learning without respecting the basic American principle that every individual deserves a vigorous defense. Even whip-smart teenagers will be teenagers.

03/04/2019

Inmate who delivered baby in prison cell sues state for denying medical care. Baby delivered in toilet after calls for help were ignored , suit alleges:

Tianna Laboy was 19-years-old when she delivered her baby in a prison cell toilet at York Correctional Institution last winter. Now she is suing the Department of Correction and others for allegedly denying her medical care before the birth of her first child.

02/19/2019

He Threw Away a Napkin at a Hockey Game. It Was Used to Charge Him in a 1993 Murder. The authorities in Minnesota said they identified a suspect in the killing using genealogy and tracked him to a hockey game, where they collected a sample of his DNA.

The authorities in Minnesota said they identified a suspect in the killing using genealogy and tracked him to a hockey game, where they collected a sample of his DNA.

02/05/2019

Hamden, CT woman accused of assaulting neighbor with bottle of steak sauce. Heinz’s 57 varieties, 1001 uses.

A 56-year-old woman was arrested for allegedly assaulting her neighbor with a bottle of steak sauce in Hamden early Saturday morning.

02/05/2019

The Lawyer For Rapper 21 Savage, Who Was Detained By ICE, Says It's Not His Fault He Was In The US Illegally. The Atlanta-based rapper was detained by immigration officials who said he was an "unlawfully present UK national."

The Atlanta-based rapper was detained by immigration officials who said he was an "unlawfully present UK national."