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Hurwitz Sagarin Slossberg & Knuff
For more than 50 years, we have been driven by a desire to create opportunities for our clients, to resolve their issues and to advocate for their interests. Our differentiators are straightforward: We are guided equally by passion and pragmatism. We are a boutique law firm with core competencies in land use, zoning and complex business litigation, we are nimble, free of the elbows and fee constraints of larger firms.

By staffing matters leanly with highly skilled practitioners, there is no learning curve. In this way, our clients enjoy tremendous efficiencies in time and legal spend. In connection with a notable development that responds to the changing demographics and attendant needs in upper Fairfield County, prominent developer Senior Living Development secured land use approvals from the Town of Trumbull for the redevelopment of 48 Monroe.

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At Hurwitz, Sagarin, Slossberg & Knuff, LLC, our lawyers are well-respected for our ability and drive to resolve complex legal issues efficiently, strategically and economically.
Our attorneys have substantial experience in state and federal trial and appellate courts in Connecticut, as well as before administrative boards and in alternative dispute resolution settings.
We staff each matter with experienced practitioners to serve the goals of our clients with tremendous efficiencies in time and legal spend.
With a knack for issue-spotting and an indefatigable work ethic, Kyle adds depth and experience to the firm's litigation practice.
He honed his drafting skills collaborating on trial and appellate motion practice for complex commercial disputes.
He also worked for the Norwalk Corporation Counsel, providing support for both a thorny construction and zoning dispute and numerous matters with significant discovery.
During law school he worked with the Connecticut Urban Legal Initiative, which provides critical legal assistance for the nonprofit and governmental sectors.
Throughout his more than twenty-five years of practice, John W. Knuff has guided hundreds of clients through the intricacies of the land use approval process with a combination of enthusiasm and persistent attention to detail.
His clients' projects involve virtually every property use: residential, retail, hospitals, shopping malls, telecommunications facilities, industrial conversions, and assisted living.
John's dedication is evident in his decades-long representation of prominent retailers throughout Connecticut.
A thoughtful and determined advocate, Jeffrey P. Nichols represents clients in civil litigation in state and federal courts, before state agencies, and in mediation and arbitration settings.
His areas of concentration include business disputes, contracts, unfair trade practices, contentious employment matters, malpractice claims, and other complex issues.
Jeff's recent matters include representation of a small debt collection company in claim of breach against national corporation, using statistical modeling to demonstrate damages where financial records were lost, representation of a regional real estate developer in action for enforcement of purchase agreement involving environmental remediation conditions, and representation of a pension plan in professional malpractice action against plan actuary.
An eager and determined advocate, Erica C. Oates represents clients in civil litigation and land use matters.
Her civil litigation work includes employment disputes, business torts, insurance disputes, administrative proceedings, and contract disputes.
Erica served as second chair in a contested case proceeding for a regional healthcare system with regard to a competitor's application to expand its emergency response operations.
She has also worked on a federal discrimination lawsuit in which a minority-owned home healthcare agency brought suit against a state contractor after receiving discriminatory requests by Medicaid home health care recipients not to send staff of particular races and/or national origins.
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