Michael Anthony Leone

Practice Details

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  Free initial consultation
  Fixed hourly rates
  Fixed fees available
  
• Firm Information
  Position

  Partner

  Firm Name

  Lynch, Traub, Keefe and Errante A Professional Corporation
• Representative Cases & Transactions
  Cases

  Rep Matters: Hannah Gray Home. Inc. v. City of New Haven, 2012 WL 1662621 (2012)
  This matter arose from a tax assessment appeal. The Plaintiff moved for summary judgment on the basis that the City failed to properly grant the Plaintiff a tax exemption under Connecticut General Statutes 12-81(75). On behalf of the City, I successfully argued that as a matter of law not all Health Care Institutions are exempt from taxation but rather only specific institutions were allowed at the time Connecticut General Statutes 12-81(75) was adopted.
  RMS Residential Properties, LLC v. Anna M. Miller, et.al. 303 Conn. 224, 32A,30 307 (2011)
  This matter arose out of a foreclosure where the Defendant challenged the Plaintiff's ability to foreclose on the basis that the Mortgage was void, ab initio. In making this claim, the Defendant was challenging the validity of the mortgages with Mortgage Electronic Systems, Inc. (MERS). In representing the Intervening Plaintiff MERS, with co-counsel, we successfully defended the validity of the Mortgage
  the MERS System.
  Laura Laydon v. Woodbridge Plan
  Zoning Commission, et al, 2011 WL 6004469 (2011)
  This matter arose out of the Plaintiff's appeal of the Defendants' approval of a subdivision application of Co-Defendants, Mr.
  Mrs. Soufrine. The Plaintiff argued that the Defendants' failure to require the discontinuance of a driveway between the subdivision
  the neighboring property owned by the Plaintiff, was illegal arbitrary
  an abuse of the Defendants' discretion. In representing the Town, H & S was successfully able to have the appeal dismissed on the grounds that the Defendant Town has no authority over l
  which was not part of the subdivision application
  as such, could not require the discontinuance of a driveway.
  Twana Little, et al v. David Otero, et al
  This matter arose out of an automobile accident in which a municipal vehicle, driven by the Defendant, Mr. Otero, struck a vehicle operated by Gwendolyn Litte, killing both her
  her mother Essie Williams. This matter was successfully tried to the Court, with co-counsel,
  both estates were awarded 1,268,236.80
  2,160,662.70, respectively.
  Woodbridge v. Eden Weiss, et al, 2010 WL 2821966 (2010)
  This matter arose out of the issuance of a cease
  desist order by the Town of Woodbridge against the Defendants. After a full trial, H & S was able to successfully enforce the cease
  desist order on behalf of the Town
  further obtain a judgment for civil penalties against the Defendants.