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The Benefits of Construction Mediation
Construction projects are complex efforts that can involve several parties, complicated contracts, and a slew of potential problems. When problems arise, finding a solution that is both efficient and preserves important business relationships becomes crucial. This is where construction mediation comes into play. Efficient Resolution – One of the primary benefits of construction mediation is…
Read MoreHow a Construction Attorney Can Help
Construction projects can be complex and involve numerous legal considerations. From contract negotiations and compliance with building codes to resolving disputes and protecting your rights, having a construction attorney by your side can make a significant difference. Knowledge in Construction Law – Construction attorneys focus on these specific legal issues. They are well knowledgeable in…
Read MoreJeffrey M. Donofrio Recognized as Top Commercial Litigation Attorney for 2021
The team at Ciulla & Donofrio, LLP is proud to announce that Jeffrey M. Donofrio was recently recognized by Best Lawyers as one of the region’s top commercial litigation attorneys for 2021. After having practiced law since 1990, Attorney Donofrio is honored to receive such prestigious accolades from one of the profession’s trusted resources. Best…
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Commercial Collections
Ciulla & Donofrio, LLP represents creditors in a wide-variety of commercial collection matters. We utilize various debt collection processes and techniques that are determined on a case by case basis after consultation with our clients. All of our attorneys have decades of experience collecting sums owed to our clients. We understand that collection activity related…
Read MoreCoronavirus: Connecticut Business Recovery Bridge Loan Program
Ciulla & Donofrio, LLP COVID-19 Legal Alerts Ciulla & Donofrio, LLP remains open and fully operational. “Legal services” are classified as essential services pursuant to Governor Lamont’s Executive Order 7H. We previously implemented appropriate protective measures and will continue to keep our personnel safe. We are here to support and assist our clients! Please contact…
Read MoreCiulla & Donofrio, LLP COVID-19
Ciulla & Donofrio, LLP remains open and fully operational. “Legal services” are classified as essential services pursuant to Governor Lamont’s Executive Order 7H. We previously implemented appropriate protective measures and will continue to keep our personnel safe. We are here to support and assist our clients! Please contact us at 203-239-9828 or email Jeff Donofrio at…
Read MoreWhy Should You Hire a Lawyer for Your Commercial Property Purchase?
Much like buying a residential property, purchasing commercial real estate is an enormous investment. Beyond the large financial risk, there are many intricate details and complexities that are involved with the purchase. This creates risk for you as a buyer, especially if you are not familiar with the real estate laws in the North Haven…
Read MoreStatistical Information for SuperLawyers
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Read More“Construction Law for Public Projects” on August 23, 2016 at the Hartford Marriott
On August 23, 2016 Jeff Donofrio was panelist at the seminar entitled Construction Law for Public Projects. The program, which was held at the Hartford Marriott was sponsored by Half Moon Education Inc. Jeff ‘s portion of the program included dealing with Contracting in Public Projects: Design professional contracts and project management, requirements for professional design services contracts,…
Read MoreCiulla & Donofrio Update of 2015 School Building Project Legislation
HB 7022, pending in the Connecticut General Assembly, would require the Department of Administrative Services, by 10/1/15, to develop a standard checklist for construction projects of school buildings. The checklist would include, but need not be limited to, testing for polychlorinated biphenyls and asbestos. The bill would also require the Department of Administrative Services to establish…
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