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John W. Knuff represents clients in the areas of real property and land use matters and appears before numerous commissions and agencies throughout the state on behalf of local, regional, and national developers and retailers. Mr. Knuff is also a member of the litigation practice group and has represented clients in bringing and defending administrative appeals in federal and state court.. Mr. Knuff is admitted to the Connecticut bar and the Federal District Court for the District of Connecticut. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the Connecticut Bar Association, and its Environmental and Planning & Zoning Law Sections. He is also a member of the Connecticut chapter of American Planning Association and the International Council of Shopping Centers, where he served as the State Alliance Program Co-Chair. He has served on the Fairfield, Connecticut Town Plan and Zoning Commission and the Fairfield Blue Ribbon Planning Task Force. Mr. Knuff is AV Peer Review Rated, Martindale-Hubbell's highest peer recognition for ethical standards and legal ability.. Mr. Knuff graduated magna cum laude from Quinnipiac College School of Law, where he was a member of the Law Review. Mr. Knuff earned his bachelor's degree from John Carroll University and also received a master's degree from Syracuse University. After graduation from law school, Mr. Knuff was a judicial law clerk to the Connecticut Appellate Court, where he was involved with administrative, criminal, and civil appeals.. Email Me. Significant Land Use Projects:

Jane Holler has been practicing law for over 30 years. She is licensed to practice in the United States Supreme Court, the U.S. District Court, as well as all state courts in Connecticut and Massachusetts. In order to focus on CT and MA, she recently resigned from NY.. Her focus over the years has been on all forms of litigation, family  and financial mediation, personal injury, probate, wills and estates, and real estate law. She has served as a Special Master in Superior Court. Currently she focuses soley on personal injury, real estate and probate law.

Growing up my mom was a teacher and dad delivered bread for a living. I started working at 14 as a dishwasher at the Bar-B-Q Restaurant in Milford. While the owners were very gruff people their son Howard managed the kitchen.   He taught me that a manager leads by example; that if you worked hard and respected your team, they would give you their very best.  I soon learned to cook and moved on to Scribner’s Restaurant where the owner taught me an incredible lesson:  “Sure we can do it!” That was Scribner's motto.  At 9:00 on a Tuesday night in January when we hadn’t served a dinner in an hour and a couple called to say they’d be there in 15 minutes to eat, he say “Sure we can do it, come on down.” He’d keep three people on staff just to serve dinner to two customers.  He loved to make customers happy.. My mother went to law school later in life, and when I was admitted to the Connecticut Bar I joined her firm.  Her words to me:  “Real estate is boring but it pays the bills; it's yours.” Fortunately for me I never found it boring. Closings are like puzzles that need to be put together. Lots of moving pieces:  buyers, sellers, realtors, lenders, the other attorney, a title company, the water company, the tax collector and the list goes on.  Somehow, someone needs to get them all to cooperate to make the closing go smoothly. I loved the challenge then and almost 20 years later, I still do.. Today I rely on the hard-working team Howard taught me to build and I live by the can-do attitude that Scribner taught me.  Our office is a great place to be—I love the people, I love what we do for our customers and I love challenge of getting it right day in and day out.

Attorney Steven L. Rubin has been in training for his dream job, to be an attorney, since he was 5 years old.  His trustworthy, shoot-from-the-hip, “pull no punches”approach is appreciated by clients.   Most of his passion stems from the fact that Steve knows what it’s like to sit on the other side of the desk.. While Steve was in law school, his mother was diagnosed with ALS and given 6 months to a year to live.  He was thrust into a number of roles that his clients often find themselves in —caregiver, advocate, provider, and concerned loved one.. While his mom lost her battle to ALS, Steve vowed never to give up the fight.  He finished Widener School of Law and he has dedicated his career to helping his clients deal with tough issues -- such as medical malpractice, personal injury, death, incapacity, disability, special needs, social security, asset protection and taxes – and provide that assistance in the best and least stressful way possible.. Attorney Rubin was born in New Haven and has been a life-long Connecticut resident.  He graduated from Cheshire High School, and the University of Connecticut (UCONN) with a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science.  While attending the University of Connecticut, Attorney Rubin was a member of the governing counsel for the Housing Board of Directors and the vice president of the Jewish Student Association.  He graduated UCONN a member of Phi Alpha Phi -- the national political science honor society.. Attorney Rubin then attended Widener University School of Law in Pennsylvania.  While attending Widener, he was a member of the Trial Advocacy Honor Society and participated in numerous Moot Court arguments.  He was also a founding member of the Animal Rights Legal Society and Treasurer of the Environmental Law and Policy Society, involvements that put into action his values and ideals.. Attorney Rubin has passed the Bar in Connecticut, New York, and Florida.  He is a member of the of organizations that reflect his career directions and active participation: Connecticut Bar Association; the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association; the New York Bar Association; the Florida Bar Association; the Connecticut Bar Association Young Lawyers; the Florida Bar Association Young Lawyers Division; the New York Bar Association Young Lawyers Division; New Haven Bar Association, New Haven Bar Association Young Lawyers; New Haven Bar Association Public Service Committee; the New Haven Bar Association Trusts and Estates Committee; Court Relations Committee; and a member of American Bar Association.. Attorney Rubin volunteers his free time at the Veterans Legal Clinic, providing free advice to veterans who otherwise could not afford legal representation.  When not working, Steven enjoys reading books, watching and attending sporting events, and spending time with his dog and family.  He is a fundraiser for the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association, and the American Cancer Society.  Attorney Rubin also volunteers his time at soup kitchens and other philanthropic activities.

Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Milford and surrounding areas.