Exceptional A+ service - thank you…read more Mark and his paralegal associate Paula helped me with a demanding eviction case. They were extremely responsive, professional and got the job done in a timely and efficient way.

Mark was fantastic. He was honest and very efficient on my eviction case. He helped walk us through…read morethe steps and saved us alot of heart ache. If you have a tenant that needs evicting go to Mark, he has tons of experience and will get great results.

I worked with Seth and his team for the sale of my home in Stamford, CT. From the moment my…read morerealtor friend gave me his name, my experience with him was awesome! Seth called me on day one to explain the process concisely. Seth was proactive, very thorough and so easy to work with..! I only had to visit his Stamford office once and the majority of the documents were signed via DocuSign. I highly recommend the Law Offices of Seth J. Arnowitz, LLC for all of your real estate needs!

Seth Arnowitz Law Offices have represented me in several mortgage financing transactions. Attorney…read moreArnowitz and his staff provide outstanding service, consistently providing clear and understandable instructions, and prompt follow-through. He has also helped mitigate issues involving real estate contracts, fees, and terms--and has exceptional knowledge of condominium rules and customary practices in Connecticut.

Evictions: In 2020 had a horrendous situation with a tenant…read morewho did not pay rent for months and took cover under the COVID restrictions placed on landlords. I lost 10 months of rent and was desperate to get him out. Hirsch, Levy & Fountain jumped on the case. They immediately sent the Marshall to deliver legal notices to the tenant. With their expertise in handling evictions, they got the job done within 2 months of my first contact.

I highly recommend Hirsch & Levy for their top-notch, professional legal services and their…read morecourteous handling of my case

Seriously experienced attorney that has been a god send. I belive he used to be a prosecutor back…read morein the day. I would highly recommend him for all criminal matters.

Jeff was and is my daughters advocate. As her attorney, Jeff was diligent, understanding and…read morepresented to us what he could do for our daughter. He told us that this wasn't going to be easy as many potential discoveries could be forthcoming that no parent wants to hear. But not knowing is far worse in my opinion. So, we talked and we shared some background. He then became very active - very interested. It was like my daughter was his! I was so impressed by him for this fight he had. I could hear it. He wanted to help. So we hired him. So many medical diagnosis were discovered through this process. Things Dr.'s teachers, and administrators never took the initiative to investigate. Well her evaluations were performed and discovery was made. Then I ran with what the lawyer set up and had additional evaluations taken and more discovery was made. The entire time he was supportive as each evaluation regardless of under whose direction (from him with his assertive request and the schools approval or or my own) became a part of her PPT. Then I realized its not just about school - sure that is what Jeff was so educated and so supportive of, but the realization that when things get diagnosed it becomes REAL 24hours a day 7 days week. He has been my daughters Guardian through this process and I cant say enough kind words as to how I feel about him, his practice, his knowledge on the subject, and his conviction! A true champion. His staff was truly amazing. Easy to talk to. Getting information and ensuring we delivered our reports quickly so they could be reviewed in a timely manner. Setting up appointments - getting necessary referrals. Taking calls and addressing our concerns. I felt like I had hired the dream team! The quality of knowledge of her PPT and her diagnosis - her evaluations, the testing metrics he recommended were impeccable. At times I thought he knows more than anyone from the school system (even from her own special ed teachers, or how much detail he was looking for from the school system that was just missing) We her parents are hired problem solvers working at a prominent technology company and a designer of entertainment problems. We approached this issue like we do with any problem that we do not know or know fully. I get help. I asked lots of questions and made sure my questions were ready to be presented, I approached my conversations with Jeffrey Forte with clarity and directness. He responded with kindness and intellect. We had a growing working relationship that blossomed into something miraculous that only became more profound as I dealt with his staff. What lead me to getting an Attorney - the background I didn't know this type of service existed or was even needed. Not until I had conversations with family members outside of my daughter's home. They talked to others who talked to others and soon the advice was to reach out and get an advocate. Her school system is failing her. Going to PPT meetings and being told -= she doesn't test well, but some kids are just slow learners. Her parents stating things like - its like she isn't hearing right - but she past her hearing tests. But maybe its like she's hearing under-water. We questioned other issues that might be signs of what could be hindering our daughter. I stated flatly at times when I shared my thoughts that these are just gut feelings or intuitions that I do NOT know I am not a DR but something just seems different. I remember him telling us that we will find out and you will should you pursue even further - make additional discoveries and we have! When you have a child that is failing to learn, failing to be necessarily educated and you find someone, in fact you find an entire staff that can open a world of possibilities for your child. How much would you spend to get that in return? Its value is priceless. The money spent and the outcomes achieved and the ongoing outcomes still to be realized. So for those who are waiting for the negative - well here it is: I have two regrets: 1) Not knowing that when I suspected something wasn't right - I let other convince me to wait and see instead of looking for an educational advocate who would fight for the right to a Free Public Education that meets the needs and requirements for a child like my daughter 2) I didn't find my champion in Jeffrey Forte, Esquire, sooner I will live with those two regrets every day and every day I see my daughter - I see so much hope and so much possibility that I would never ever have achieved without him! If you need an attorney who will fight for your child's right. The Connecticut constitution guarantees every child the right to a free public elementary and secondary education. This fundamental right ensures substantially equal educational opportunities and resources suitable to participate in democratic institutions, attain productive employment, or progress to higher education. Then Jeffrey Forte and his staff will ensure those rights are met!

Thank you for replying, but your response doesn't address the specific issues I raised, so I want…read moreto clarify several points for accuracy. 1. Neither contract I signed authorizes absorbing my trust balance. I reviewed both the original hourly retainer and the later fixed‑fee agreement. There is no clause allowing my remaining trust funds to be "absorbed," "rolled into," or "applied toward" monthly installments. When I asked for clarification at the time, no section of the contract was cited, because none exists. 2. I was told to pay an additional $9,500 to replenish the trust. At that point, I still had $5,039.50 remaining. When I explained I couldn't pay another $9,500 upfront, the fixed‑fee monthly plan was then offered as an alternative. 3. I only learned I was being charged monthly regardless of contact after requesting an accounting twice. When I finally understood I had been paying for months of no work, I asked for the remaining trust balance to be returned. Only then was I told it had been "rolled into the installments," despite no such agreement appearing in either contract. 4. The fixed‑fee contract itself was contradictory. It used "installments" in one section and "monthly fee" in another, without clearly stating that I would be charged monthly whether or not any work was performed. That lack of clarity is exactly why I had to request an accounting multiple times. 5. I ultimately had to file a federal FERPA complaint myself. After spending six hours reviewing the records the district sent to your office, I identified multiple critical documents that were missing and brought those omissions to your attention several times. Because those issues remained unaddressed, I had to pursue a federal complaint on my own. That was not the outcome I expected after two years of paid representation. My review is based on contracts, billing statements, and written communication. Your reply does not dispute any of these facts.

I am unable to give this individual even a star. The interaction with this attorney was…read moreuncomfortable to say the least. Absolutely, unprofessional and outdated. He toyed with us from the start and did NOT represent us in the manner that he is required under oath to do so. He would state he'd follow up on something and then wouldn't. He'd cancel appointments last minute and then accused his clients of not being transparent. He did not take feedback well. He also judged us rather than asked questions to determine next steps. He was unfamiliar with a real estate transaction that nowadays has become popular and due to his lack of knowledge and inability to actively listen made many poor assumptions. His actions during an experience such as selling a house which is already stressful are incomprehensible and lacks integrity. I would NOT recommend Gary Seymour to anyone. It is time he retire.

Real Estate. Estate planning. Probate and fiduciary processes. (They've done that for me, but they…read moredo a lot more too). Gary, Fern and Nancy have become trusted partners to our family. Not only do I recommend their team, but I literally have come to consider them among my most trusted partners.

After much research on choosing a law firm that would put our best interests first and be sensitive…read moreto our family's loss, we decided on Wocl Leydon, LLC of Stamford, CT for our medical malpractice case. Nick Wocl and his team worked tirelessly over several years to achieve a favorable outcome for our family. Riker and Nick routinely updated us and kept us informed on the progress of our case. They were very patient with me and my response to requests that they would make. Nick and his team always treated us with a tremendous amount of respect. When they needed to interact with our under-age children, they were compassionate while at the same time managed to prepare them for an emotionally difficult trial. Although nothing could make up for the loss of my spouse, as we knew him, knowing that he and I will be financially stable in order to meet the challenges of his future is a great relief. I have no doubt that this is due to the fact that Nick Wocl is a determined and fierce fighter for his clients. I would recommend Wocl Leydon for any of your personal injury lawsuit needs.

Attorney Lacava is an excellent attorney. I highly recommend him for any case he really goes out of…read morehis way to help and explains in full detail your case. My parents have been his clients for over 15 years and now he is our family attorney. His staff is awesome Emma is very helpful and speaks Spanish and English which is a plus. His staff is very professional.

John LaCava is a solid personal injury lawyer. I interviewed several attorneys for my case and…read more I found John to be very approachable and easy to talk to. He is skilled at explaining the law and putting you at ease with it . I appreciatied his collaborative nature. His office staff is very friendly and competent. Very good counsel to have on your side when you need it most. I would recommend him and utilize his services again.