Barry S. Moller - Partner

Attorney Moller has decades of experience in achieving optimal results for clients injured in motor vehicle accidents, other types of accidents, and in the workplace.

He is known for his significant experience in handling medically complex Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation cases, as well as Premises Liability cases dealing with property hazards that cause harm.

Attorney Moller’s track record of high-value recoveries in Workers’ Comp cases includes an $823,000 settlement, a $500,000 settlement that included a structure for lifetime medical coverage, and a $400,000 settlement for a tool and die maker who suffered a severe knee injury requiring arthroplasty (joint reconstruction).

He achieves these types of outcomes based on his broad knowledge, experience, and a determination to uncover and address every important detail – as well as being an authority on physical impairment ratings. In cases with complicated medical issues and other challenges, he presents comprehensive and sophisticated claims on behalf of injured parties.

In one example, he secured a $450,000 mediation settlement in a motor-vehicle-accident case, going up against a major insurer known for fighting hard to avoid such settlements.

In addition to a long list of significant settlements, Attorney Moller has tried many injury, motor vehicle, and Workers’ Compensation cases, achieving favorable jury verdicts, and finding and awards. He also has successfully argued Compensation Review Board appeals, while sometimes creating new case law in the process.

“I am very fortunate that I have a very good staff,” said Attorney Moller.

Important to Attorney Moller’s success in achieving favorable outcomes is his knowledge of the State of Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Commission and his relationships with those involved in the administration of claims.

Attorney Moller has had the privilege of sitting on the Chairman’s Legal Advisory Committee to the Workers’ Compensation Commission since 2000. Additionally, he has served on the Workers’ Compensation Executive Committee of the Connecticut Bar Association since 1997 and has written extensively for the bar association’s Compensation Quarterly publication.

Attorney Moller continues to lecture on Workers’ Compensation issues for the Connecticut Bar Association, the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association, and Sterling Education Services.

He was among the speakers who provided expertise in an October 2025 Connecticut Bar Associationcontinuing legal education (CLE) seminar entitled Arising Out of and in the Course of Employment, which consisted of a comprehensive review of Connecticut General Statute §31-284(a).

Attorney Moller also has served on the Connecticut Bar Association Litigation Section.

In 2020, Attorney Moller was honored with a Distinguished Leaders in the Law award from the Connecticut Law Tribune, in large part for his Workers’ Compensation leadership and results. The same year his son, Cramer & Anderson Partner Graham Moller, won a New Leaders in the Law award.

Attorney Moller’s wife, Gina A. Pasquini, now retired, was a leading Connecticut attorney in family and matrimonial law who had served as Chair of the Connecticut Bar Association’s Family Law section. His father, the late William R. Moller, was the original author of the Connecticut Practice Book and a well-known trial lawyer in the state.

Working in his gardens and engaging in the stewardship of the land are Attorney Moller’s passions in his free time, along with enjoying the arts, theater, and international travel.