FLB Insights
FLB Law Creates Deal Structure that Facilitates Business Sale, Protects Client’s Interest and Allows for Retirement
FLB Law facilitated the sale of its client’s business which enabled her to retire on schedule.
Eight FLB Law Attorneys Selected to the Best Lawyers in America®
Eight FLB Law attorneys have been honored with inclusion in Best Lawyers in America & Ones to Watch.
Robert Rhodes Prevails in Slip and Fall Near Dinner Buffet
Bob Rhodes prevails in another slip-and-fall case.
Municipalities Scale Back Minimum Parking Requirements
Managing Partner Eric Bernheim explains the lastest trends in parking requirements in Connecticut.
Robert Rhodes Wins Appeal of Premises Liability Case for Property Owner
Bob Rhodes wins appeal of slip and fall case.
FLB Law Beautifies the Gillespie Center for a Meaningful and Fun Day of Service
FLB Law volunteers at the Gillespie Center in Westport.
FLB Law Earns the 2023-2024 Great Place To Work Certification™
FLB Law Earns Coveted Great Place to Work Certification.
Business Journal Leads Economic Development Section with Feature on FLB Law’s Real Estate Outlook
The Real Estate Outlook was featured in the Fairfield County Business Journal.
Brian Tims to Speak at the 26th Annual Snow & Ice Symposium in Hartford, CT
Partner Brian Tims to speak at the 26th Annual Snow & Ice Symposium on the snow and ice removal industry and how they can affect insurance and legal matters.
Connecticut Court Clarifies Definition of “Supervisor” for Hostile Workplace Complaints
Partner Joshua Auxier explains a recent decision by the CT Appellate Court related to what constitutes a hostile work environment and the definition of a supervisor.
Seven Things to Consider When Selling a Business
Rick Costantini shares seven important things to consider when selling a business.
FLB Law’s Annual Real Estate Outlook Set for May 23rd
Join FLB Law for the Fairfield County Real Estate Outlook on May 23, 2023, at The SoNo Collection.
FLB Law Closes $8 Million Loan for Fairfield County Bank during the Last Two and Half Weeks of August
FLB Law expedites the closing of a complex commercial loan during the last two weeks of August.
Restaurant Owners: Beware of Sustainability Requirements in Restaurant Leases
Eric Bernheim provides insight into how restaurant owners should address sustainability clauses that landlord include in their leases.
Taylor Keselica Judges Nation’s Largest Interschool Moot Court Competition at Pace Law School
Taylor Keselica judge moot court competition at Pace Law School.
What Connecticut Employers Should Know about New Federal Laws Protecting Pregnant, Nursing Employees
Partner Joshua Auxier explains what Connecticut employers should know about the new federal laws protecting pregnant, nursing employees.
FLB Law Expands with New Associates Andrea Coppola and Taylor Keselica
FLB Law bolsters Real Estate & Litigation practices with new attorneys, Andrea Coppola and Taylor Keselica.
Litigation Privilege: License to Steal?
Partner Joshua Auxier explains the concept and applicability of litigation privilege.
FLB Law Family Day at Wakeman Town Farm Focuses on Giving Back and Having Fun
FLB Law’s Family Day at Wakeman Town Farm included activities on the farm, crafts and a community give-back project for Person to Person.
Why You Need a Full-Service Real Estate Practice for Your Commercial Transaction
A full-service real estate and land use practice is better positioned to help clients achieve their objectives by being able to manage all facets of the transaction with one point of contact, anticipate problems and deliver practical, creative solutions that protect short-term and long-term business goals