One measure of a litigator is whether he or she is capable of “trying the case”. Even clients who want their matters to settle quickly need a lawyer who is known for excellent trial ability in order to gain advantage in the settlement process.
One measure for determining whether a litigator can try cases successfully is to review the extent to which the litigator and the firm have participated in cases decided by published decisions, particularly decisions decided by the Appellate Court and Supreme Court.
The following list indicates cases (and legal issues) tried by our lawyers and decided by published decisions. While our lawyers did not win each and every case, they did a dynamite job in each instance and have earned a reputation for being able to “try the case.”
Connecticut Supreme Court and Appellate Court Published Decisions.
Name and Citation
Molitor v. Molitor
Mandamus
Evictions
Mortgages/Divorce
Evictions
Civil Procedure/D’Oench Duhme Doctrine
EvictionsThe State Street Mortgage Company v. Barbara Roth
Municipal Construction Contracts
Zoning
Zoning
Prejudgment Remedy/Construction Contracts
Foreclosure
cert. den. 262 Conn. 937 (2003)
Zoning
Lendor Liability
Foreclosure/Eviction
Property Tax Exemption
Tax Appeal
Zoning
Eviction
Parol Evidence Rule
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