Carey Bevan Reilly

Carey Reilly has been a pivotal force at Koskoff Koskoff & Bieder PC for over thirty-five years, driven by a commitment to advocate for the voiceless and marginalized. Her mission to ensure "the little guy" can compete on equal footing with powerful entities underpins her legal practice. Carey's keen ability to dissect and argue nuanced legal cases at both trial and appellate levels is central to her success.

For decades, she has championed extending the statute of limitations for victims to sue, arguing multiple times before the Connecticut Supreme Court. Among her victories was a case allowing a client, infected with AIDS via a contaminated transfusion, to seek justice. Carey has also been instrumental in changing laws to bar gender discrimination in jury selection and permit suing social hosts for negligent alcohol service to minors.

An esteemed educator, Carey lectures to Connecticut trial lawyers on significant court decisions and serves as Editor-in-Chief of FORUM, a respected trial advocacy publication. Known for her tireless work ethic, Carey remains devoted to harnessing the law as a catalyst for profound social change.