Salvatore Bonanno

Hartford Attorney Salvatore Bonanno has over 30 years experience as a litigation lawyer, focusing on the defense of clients facing criminal charges, DUI/DWI charges and domestic violence charges. Located directly in Hartford, Connecticut, we are conveniently located to meet with you and attend to any court matters that your case involves.

Criminal Law

Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes

DUI & DWI

Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders

White Collar Crime

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted

Connecticut

Since 1987

2nd Circuit

Since 1997

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 1998

Attorney and Proprietor

Law Offices of Salvatore Bonanno

1989 - Current

Lead attorney on criminal, DUI, domestic violence all other criminal cases.

Partner

DiPentima & Bonanno, PC

1990 - 1992

Partner in small office handling criminal matters, personal injury cases, insurance defense litigation, divorce litigation and real estate closings.

Associate Attorney

Alfano, Halloran & Flynn

1987 - 1989

Associate attorney handling criminal, civil, family litigation as well as real estate closings, etc.

Quinnipiac University School of Law

J.D. (1987) | Law

1984 - 1987

Fairfield University

B.A. (1983) | English Language and Literature

1979 - 1983

Clients' Choice Award

AVVO

2018

BV Rated

Martindale-Hubbell

2018

Clients Choice, Criminal Defense

Avvo

2014

Criminal Law

Lead Counsel

2013

Top Contributor 2013, Criminal Defense

Avvo

2013

Connecticut State Bar  # 307111

Member

Current

Connecticut Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

Member

2015 - Current

Hartford County Bar Association

Member

1988 - Current

Hartford County Bar Association

Co-Chair Criminal Justice Committee

2014 - 2018

Legal Insights

Law Offices of Salvatore Bonanno

UConn Employee Accused of Awarding Husband Fellowship He Didn't Apply For Resigns

NBCConnecticut.com

March 22, 2017

Tips for Securing an Erasure of Arrest Paperwork in Connecticut

Avvo Guides

2013

Fired Hartford Police Officer Wants His Job Back

Hartford Courant

May 13, 2011

Jury: Former Hartford Officer Not Guilty Of Jail Assault

Hartford Courant

May 9, 2011

Fleet Coverage, Un-Insured Under-Insured, Northland Insurance employees

1996

Criminal Law on Law Talk, Criminal Law, "Law Talk" - WTIC 1080 AM

February 7, 2014

Hartford County Bar Association - Law Talk show

Radio call in show sponsored by the Hartford County Bar Association on live radio WTIC 1080AM.

Q. 18 year old son charged shooting paintball gun on college campus- charged with firearms/MV, reckless endangerment,

March 16, 2023

A: You should absolutely hire an experienced criminal attorney. These are serious criminal charges. And, you're correct, that your son's future will be detrimentally affected if he suffers a criminal record. Take care, Sal Bonanno.

Q. Need urgent help

January 31, 2021

A: You should clear the outstanding arrest warrants by turning yourself in, then bond out, hire a criminal defense attorney and enter the program. Otherwise, you may find yourself arrested while your in the program. Best of luck

Q. I was arrested Sunday and released on a DWI charge and now they want me to come back in. What should I do?

April 20, 2020

A: I don't believe that you will be getting rearrested. What has likely occurred is that you were given a court date (or court location) that will not work due to the many COVID-19 court closures. Go to the police department to get the updated paperwork (with date and court location) and do NOT discuss the DUI case at all. If possible, go with a family member or friend. After that contact a good criminal defense attorney. Attorney Salvatore Bonanno Law Offices of Salvatore Bonanno 67 Russ Street, 1st Floor Hartford, CT 06106 (860) 527-6500 Office (860) 246-6786 Fax sbonanno@hartfordlaw.net www.hartfordlaw.net