When the Stakes Are High, Experience Is the Only Variable That Matters

We fight for injured people, military service members, and families across Connecticut — with the credentials and courtroom preparation to back every case we take.

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100+ Five-Star Google Reviews

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Five-Time Super Lawyers Selection

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No Fee Unless We Win — Personal Injury Cases

Three Offices: Groton · Guilford · New Haven | Statewide and Virtual Consultations Available

Insurance companies don't offer fair settlements to people they think will accept whatever they're given. They offer fair settlements to attorneys who prepare every case as if it's going to trial. That's how we work — from the first consultation forward.


Whether you were hurt in a car accident, you're a service member facing a court-martial, or your family is navigating divorce, you need a firm that takes the facts of your situation seriously and knows what to do with them. Mission Focus Legal Group handles personal injury, military law, family law, and criminal defense across southeastern Connecticut from offices in Groton, Guilford, and New Haven.

What We Handle — and Why It Matters Who You Choose

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If you were injured in a car accident, truck accident, motorcycle crash, or a slip and fall, you have a limited window to act. We take personal injury cases on contingency — you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. Our Groton, Guilford, and New Haven offices serve clients across New London County and beyond.

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If you were injured in a car accident, truck accident, motorcycle crash, or a slip and fall, you have a limited window to act. We take personal injury cases on contingency — you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. Our Groton, Guilford, and New Haven offices serve clients across New London County and beyond.

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Attorney Keith Anthony is a U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Major with nearly 20 years of service and four years as an active-duty JAG prosecutor. Our Groton office sits three miles from Naval Submarine Base New London. When you need court-martial defense, Article 15 guidance, or help with an administrative separation board, that background is not incidental — it changes the outcome.

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Divorce, child custody, alimony, and military divorce proceedings each carry their own legal and emotional weight. We handle family law matters for Connecticut residents and military families stationed at or near Submarine Base New London, with an understanding of how deployment, BAH, and military pension division affect the process.

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For first-time offenders facing DUI, assault, or domestic violence charges, early legal intervention often determines whether a charge becomes a conviction. We focus on efficient, realistic defense for clients who want a clear strategy from day one.

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A school disciplinary action can follow a student for years. We represent students and families in academic disputes and disciplinary proceedings where the long-term consequences are too significant to navigate without counsel.

Trial-Ready Preparation Is How We Get Better Offers

Insurance companies track which firms go to trial and which ones settle. When they know your attorney is prepared to walk into a courtroom, the math on their settlement offer changes. We build every personal injury case from day one as if a jury will decide it — because sometimes one does, and because the preparation itself produces better results before it ever gets there.


Our personal injury clients pay nothing upfront. No retainer, no hourly fees. If we don't recover compensation, you owe us nothing.

The Credentials Behind the Cases

Five-time Super Lawyers selection; one Rising Stars designation

100+ five-star Google reviews from verified clients

Attorney Keith Anthony: U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Major, former active-duty JAG prosecutor, approaching 20 years of combined service

Three physical offices across southeastern Connecticut — Groton, Guilford, and New Haven

Groton office within three miles of Naval Submarine Base New London

Annual scholarship for Connecticut students — a firm invested in the community it serves

Three Offices. One Firm. Available Statewide.

Our offices in Groton, Guilford, and New Haven are positioned to serve clients across southeastern Connecticut and the greater New Haven corridor. Virtual consultations are available for clients statewide.

Serving New London County, Ledyard, Waterford, Mystic, Stonington, and Naval Submarine Base New London

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Serving New London County, Ledyard, Waterford, Mystic, Stonington, and Naval Submarine Base New London

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I have to pay anything upfront for a personal injury case?

    No. We handle all personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing unless we recover compensation on your behalf. There are no upfront costs and no hourly fees.

  • Can a civilian attorney handle a military court-martial or Article 15?

    Yes — and the quality of that representation depends heavily on the attorney's background. Attorney Keith Anthony served four years as an active-duty JAG prosecutor and continues to serve as a U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Major. That experience translates directly to court-martial defense and NJP proceedings.

  • How is a military pension divided in a Connecticut divorce?

    Military retirement pay can be divided as marital property under Connecticut law, but the rules governing how it's calculated and distributed differ from civilian retirement accounts. The Uniformed Services Former Spouses' Protection Act governs direct payment to a former spouse, and the division must be addressed carefully in the divorce decree. We handle military divorce cases with an understanding of how these calculations work.

  • How quickly should I contact a lawyer after an accident?

    As soon as possible. Connecticut's statute of limitations for personal injury claims is generally two years from the date of injury, but evidence degrades quickly — witness accounts, surveillance footage, and accident scene documentation become harder to obtain with time. Early contact also prevents you from making statements to an insurance adjuster before you understand your rights.

  • Do you serve clients outside of Groton, Guilford, and New Haven?

    Yes. We serve clients throughout southeastern Connecticut, including New London, Stonington, Mystic, Waterford, East Lyme, Norwich, and Ledyard. Virtual consultations are available for clients anywhere in Connecticut.

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