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Eric Bernheim
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FLB Law represented the Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA) CT in the acquisition of the property it had been leasing at 19 Newtown Turnpike.
Eight FLB Law attorneys were selected for inclusion on the 2024 Connecticut Lawyers & Rising Stars lists in a broad range of practice areas.
Eric Bernheim, managing partner and head of the firm’s Real Estate & Land Use Practice, will be co-presenting, “Financeable Leases: Find Out What Your Lender Really Wants!” at the 2024 ICSC+U.S. LAW national conference.
FLB Law is pleased to announce that nine of its attorneys were selected to the 2025 Best Lawyers and Ones to Watch. This is an exclusive honor given to only 5.3% of practicing attorneys who receive nominations from their colleagues. Alan Rubenstein, the firm’s Family Law attorney, has earned the highest distinction again this year—Lawyer of the Year in Family Law Mediation. Additionally, he has been recognized in the Family Law Arbitration category.
Managing Partner Eric Bernheim provides suggestions on how to do define “exceptional difficulty or unusual hardship.”
The outcome of this case demonstrates the value that FLB Law’s full-service platform provides our clients.
FLB Law Managing Partner Eric Bernheim has been named a top Real Estate Lawyer in Connecticut by Chambers USA.
FLB Law’s annual Real Estate Outlook will feature prominent Fairfield County real estate executives who will discuss housing in the county: challenges, solutions and how it affects the commercial real estate sector.
The Planning and Zoning Commission has approved a significant transformation for the two-building office complex at 55-57 Greens Farms Road, allowing the inclusion of medical office space in one of the buildings. This decision, facilitated by FLB Law’s Rick Costantini who presented it to the P&Z Commission on behalf of the owner, 1735 Ashley, LLC, marks the removal of restrictions that had been in place for nearly 45 years.
Westport Journal reports that FLB Law’s Real Estate & Land Use Practice obtained an extension from Westport Planning & Zoning Commission that allows the school district to park its fleet of buses on school property after hours.
FLB Law haS been instrumental in helping Copps Island Oysters become a thriving, multi-faceted company. In addition to assisting with specific projects, FLB Law provides counsel on all aspects of the company’s operation that require legal guidance.
FLB Law’s Real Estate & Land Use Practice provides seven year-end considerations for restaurant tenants.
Landlords are asking restaurants to attach their menus to their lease agreements. Is this a benign request, or could it cause issues during the life of the lease? Check out this blog by Eric Bernheim to find out.
Eric Bernheim’s to speak at ICSC legal conference on what lenders really want to see in leases.
Nine FLB Law attorneys have been honored with inclusion in CT Super Lawyers & Rising Stars
FLB Law is representing ROAN Development Ventures in what has been lauded as one of the most significant projects in the area in more than a decade.
Eight FLB Law attorneys have been honored with inclusion in Best Lawyers in America & Ones to Watch.
Managing Partner Eric Bernheim explains the lastest trends in parking requirements in Connecticut.
Join FLB Law for the Fairfield County Real Estate Outlook on May 23, 2023, at The SoNo Collection.
Eric Bernheim provides insight into how restaurant owners should address sustainability clauses that landlord include in their leases.
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
Restaurants looking to expand nationally look to FLB Law’s Hospitality Practice for a sustainable leasing strategy that adds value.
Garavel Subaru retained FLB Law to handle the entire project after the firm identifies “issues” not corrected by the prior firm.
FLB Law is representing developer ROAN Ventures in one of the most talked about projects in Westport – the Hamlet at Saugatuck.
Managing Partner Eric Bernheim shares five important provisions that restaurant tenants should include in their letter of intent.
FLB Law’s Hospitality Practice represented longtime client Copps Island in its acquisition of Brown’s Marina and the opening of its Oyster Shack at the marina.
