Hutt Law, P.C.

Hutt Law, P.C. delivers trusted legal advocacy in personal injury and civil rights litigation, offering personalized guidance and strategic representation rooted in over two decades of legal experience. Founded by Didi Hutt, the firm is committed to helping injury victims across New York City recover the compensation they deserve while treating each client with dignity, compassion, and respect.

Hutt Law, P.C. is led by attorney Didi Hutt, whose legal journey began as a criminal defense lawyer in Toronto, where she represented thousands of clients through arrest and trial. Her early work with Legal Aid laid the foundation for a career built on justice, advocacy, and accessibility. With prior experience working for an insurance defense firm, she brings an insider’s perspective to personal injury law—anticipating the strategies used by insurers, property owners, and the City of New York and preparing a strong, proactive case from the outset.

Hutt Law, P.C., handles a wide range of personal injury claims, including auto accidents, construction site injuries, slip/trip and fall cases, medical malpractice, and wrongful death. The firm also represents individuals in civil rights cases involving false arrest, malicious prosecution, and unlawful imprisonment. Every case is approached with attention to detail, relentless preparation, and a clear focus on client recovery—both physical and financial.

Hutt Law, P.C. emphasizes open communication and direct attorney access, ensuring clients are never left in the dark about their legal options or case progress. The firm operates on a contingency fee basis, collecting payment only when a successful recovery is made. This reflects a steadfast dedication to justice, client protection, and ethical practice.

Hutt Law, P.C. is proud to stand up for injury victims throughout New York. By blending deep legal knowledge with unwavering compassion, the firm continues to secure life-changing outcomes while fiercely protecting the rights of those harmed by negligence or injustice.