Middletown, Connecticut – The Flood Law Firm is honored to announce that founding partner Brian Flood has been named a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL), one of the most prestigious legal associations in North America. This invitation-only fellowship recognizes the most accomplished and respected trial lawyers in the United States and Canada.

Fellowship in the American College of Trial Lawyers is extended only after a rigorous vetting process and is limited to attorneys who have demonstrated the very highest standards of trial advocacy, ethical conduct, integrity, professionalism, and collegiality. Membership is capped at no more than 1% of the total lawyer population in any state or province, making this recognition a truly significant professional achievement.

“The honor of being named a Fellow is a testament not only to Brian’s exceptional skills in the courtroom, but also to the values he brings to every case: integrity, professionalism, and a strong commitment to justice,” said a spokesperson for The Flood Law Firm. “This recognition reflects what we strive for every day as a firm.”

The American College of Trial Lawyers was founded in 1950 and is committed to improving and preserving the standards of trial practice, civility, and the administration of justice. The College supports the independence of the judiciary, the rule of law, trial by jury, and access to justice as fundamental pillars of the legal system.

“The invitation to join the ACTL is both humbling and deeply meaningful,” said Brian Flood. “I’ve always believed in advocating with integrity and professionalism, and I’m proud to join a fellowship that stands for those same principles. I share this honor with my colleagues and clients who inspire the work we do at The Flood Law Firm every day.”

Attorney Brian Flood has dedicated his career to representing individuals and families impacted by serious personal injuries. Through his leadership, The Flood Law Firm has earned a reputation for tenacious advocacy, compassionate service, and outstanding results. His induction into the ACTL reflects not just his accomplishments, but also the high standards that define the firm’s practice.