Bridget’s practice focuses primarily in the areas of business and commercial real estate transactions, representing developers, institutions, corporations, families and individuals in development projects and real estate transactions. Bridget has experience in many Connecticut communities and has closed transactions involving a broad range of real estate development structures and financing vehicles. Bridget also represents owners, sponsors and lenders of affordable housing developments utilizing numerous financing sources including federal, state and local funding programs, tax credit equity syndication and institutional loan financing. While studying at The University of Chicago Law School, she served as the Managing Editor of the Chicago Journal of International Law.
George W. Crawford Black Bar Association
Real Estate Finance Association of Connecticut
Commercial Real Estate Women – The Real Estate Exchange
Connecticut Bar Association
New Haven County Bar Association
Best Lawyers®: Ones to Watch – Real Estate Law, 2022-2025
Rising Star, Connecticut Super Lawyers® – Real Estate, 2022-2024
Top 40 Under 40 Connecticut List, National Black Lawyers, 2021
40 under Forty Award, Hartford Business Journal, 2020
New Leader in the Law, The Connecticut Law Tribune, 2020
Advised developer on approximately $6 million acquisition with financing complex.
Counseled a nonprofit with respect to closing state and municipal funding and a tax credit equity transaction for approximately $15 million development.
Represented developers, corporations, individuals and municipalities in the purchase of real property involving complex title issues.
Successfully resolved property encroachment and other land disputes on behalf of municipalities without judicial intervention.
Extensive experience reviewing municipal surety bonds and drafting, negotiating and closing land rights transactions such as leases, license agreements and easements of various types.
Advised municipalities regarding state and federal regulatory compliance and interpretation of municipal charter provisions.
Advised utilities with respect to easement acquisitions and related matters.