We litigate in a wide variety of matters, including commercial and business litigation, personal injury and insurance, construction defect and condominium litigation. We provide legal services to many condominium, community, and homeowner associations throughout Connecticut. We zealously and creatively represent clients to promote their best interests in a productive, ethical and cost effective manner.
We have a capable, committed and courteous team of lawyers and staff who work closely with clients to achieve the results they need.
We have a capable, committed and courteous team of lawyers and staff who work closely with clients to achieve the results they need.
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Therefore, your communications to us should not contain any confidential information and should be for general informational purposes only.
Letters, telephone calls, and e-mail messages from you to us by themselves are not intended to create, and do not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.
Therefore, your communications to us should not contain any confidential information and should be for general informational purposes only.
Letters, telephone calls, and e-mail messages from you to us by themselves are not intended to create, and do not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.
We represent a broad range of community associations.
They include condominium associations under the Unit Owner Act, the Condominium Act of 1976, and Common Interest Owner Act, association of planned communities created under the Common Interest Ownership Act, homeowners and property owners associations formed under the common law, cooperatives, lake associations, pond associations, beach associations, tax districts, and special services districts.
Our lawyers have prepared documentation for nearly 100 condominiums and planned communities throughout Connecticut for developers of common interest communities.
They include condominium associations under the Unit Owner Act, the Condominium Act of 1976, and Common Interest Owner Act, association of planned communities created under the Common Interest Ownership Act, homeowners and property owners associations formed under the common law, cooperatives, lake associations, pond associations, beach associations, tax districts, and special services districts.
Our lawyers have prepared documentation for nearly 100 condominiums and planned communities throughout Connecticut for developers of common interest communities.
Michael Feldman has been practicing in the area of civil litigation since his admission to practice in 1981.
In 1994 he became board certified as a Civil Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.
Mr. Feldman was selected to Connecticut Super Lawyers* for business litigation in 2007.
He has tried many cases and successfully represented clients in a wide variety of complex business, insurance, condominium and personal injury matters.
In 1994 Michael founded the firm, initially as a solo practice, after practicing for 13 years with the firm of Hoberman & Pollack (now Rome, McGuigan, P.C.).
In 1994 he became board certified as a Civil Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.
Mr. Feldman was selected to Connecticut Super Lawyers* for business litigation in 2007.
He has tried many cases and successfully represented clients in a wide variety of complex business, insurance, condominium and personal injury matters.
In 1994 Michael founded the firm, initially as a solo practice, after practicing for 13 years with the firm of Hoberman & Pollack (now Rome, McGuigan, P.C.).
Since joining our firm, Jonathan R. Chappell has worked with approximately 150 community associations, condominium and planned communities, advising about transition to unit owner control; general governance and operational issues; insurance concerns, collections and foreclosures of the priority lien or protection of the lien during mortgage foreclosures or unit owner bankruptcies; determination of whether the association or unit owner is responsible for maintenance; document interpretation and amendment; enforcement procedures; the review, drafting, negotiation of contracts proposed to an association; and closing association loans.
Our lawyers have prepared documentation for nearly 100 condominiums and planned communities throughout Connecticut for developers of common interest communities.
The communities range from two units to hundreds of units.
While most of the communities are residential, some are commercial.
Our experience includes the following.
When it is complete, the community may include up to 103 units in 28 buildings.
The buildings are constructed around environmentally sensitive wetlands, which are preserved from development.
The communities range from two units to hundreds of units.
While most of the communities are residential, some are commercial.
Our experience includes the following.
When it is complete, the community may include up to 103 units in 28 buildings.
The buildings are constructed around environmentally sensitive wetlands, which are preserved from development.
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