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Land Use partner Elizabeth Suchy is quoted in Good Morning Wilton regarding the development at 12 Godfrey Place in Wilton. P&Z Questions and Resident Objections May Not be Enough to Stop 12 Godfrey Pl. 8-30g - Good Morning Wilton

Click to read article in Connecticut Law Tribune Carmody Inks Deal With DDN in Guilford for Boost in Litigation Talent | Connecticut Law Tribune

Carmody's Real Estate & Land Use partner, William Hennessey is quoted in the Stamford Advocate as he represented the developer on its successful application for a new indoor ice rink in Stamford. Click to read.

Many of you have been asking about the status of the proposed legislation capping residential rent increases. The contentious proposal, known as H.B. No. 6588, did not make it out of the Housing Committee’s final meeting this week. Instead, the committee opted to create a task force to study the issue
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The Connecticut legislative session convened on January 4, 2023. We have summarized below various bills that are currently pending before the Labor and Public Employees Committee.  While some of these bills have a much better chance of passing than others, it is important to keep a pulse on proposals that
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It is with great sadness that we report the passing of our dear friend and partner Marianne Barbino Dubuque. Marianne joined Carmody in 1983 after receiving her J.D. from the University of Connecticut Law School.  Throughout her 40 years at Carmody, Marianne was known as a skilled, trusted and tenacious
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Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey LLP has been named to BTI Consulting Group's 'Most Recommended Law Firms by General Counsel' in 2022. In BTI's annual research of law firms across the United States, Carmody is named as one of the 'Frequently Recommended' firms. BTI's research, which they have been conducting
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September 26, 2022 Carmody Land Use partner Liz Suchy representing Norwalk Hospital is quoted in relation to expansion plans. Norwalk Hospital plans expansion | Nancy on Norwalk

It has been two years since the COVID-19 pandemic altered the conventional ways of conducting business. During the pandemic, Governor Ned Lamont passed multiple Emergency Orders that allowed businesses and people to continue operating in a modified capacity. The response to some of these initiatives was so positive that as
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