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We take pride in being considered a "small" firm.. Why? Because bigger is not always better.. This is especially true when it comes to legal representation.. Why are small firms better?. Because in a small pond, there are no small fish. At a small firm each and every client gets the personal attention that they need and deserve. Having the ability to cater to each and every client's individual needs is what sets small firms, like ours, apart.. Short on time? We can meet during your lunch break at the location of your choice.. Can't find a sitter? We can meet at a location best suited for children so that your attention is fully focused on the legal matter before you.. Best of all, small firms lack the overhead that larger firms tend to carry.. What does that mean for you? More money in your pocket. Smaller firms require smaller retainers and bill at a much smaller hourly rate. And because your "legal team" will consist of you and your attorney, you won't incur charges for unnecessary paper shuffling between legal staff and attorneys.. Go ahead.. Schedule your FREE initial consultation today.. If you determine that we aren't the right firm for you, we'll help you find one that is.. No strings attached.

Town Attorney, Town of New Milford, 2003-present.. Town Counsel, Town of Sherman, 1983-2004.. Member, Grievance Panel, Judicial District of Danbury, 1987-1994 (Chairman 1992-1994).. Special Counsel, New Milford Ethics Code Sub-committee, 2001-2003.

Ted Backer has extensive experience and expertise in environmental and utility law, commercial real estate matters, banking, administrative law, municipal planning and zoning, and general corporate and contractual matters. He has experience in the acquisition and sale of commercial real estate, including parcels with environmental issues, real estate; state and local practice before regulatory agencies, including State of Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Law, State of Connecticut Department of Health, and the Connecticut Department of Transportation.. Backer joined Cramer & Anderson as a Partner in 2008. Prior to that, he was a partner at Pinney, Payne, P.C., in Danbury, CT, for 27 years. At Cramer & Anderson, he has been involved in synthesizing state, local and federal intergovernmental interests in complex has represented a wide array of clients including major corporations, banks, small businesses and individuals.. Backer resides in Danbury and is licensed to practice in Connecticut, New York and the District of Columbia.

In addition to practicing law here in New Milford, I am the Vice President of the New Milford Bar Association, and I serve on the Board of The Merryall Center.. Prior to becoming an attorney, I worked in the residential mortgage lending industry, which gave me a good insight as to what makes for a smooth closing transaction.. Originally from Bridgewater, CT, I have lived in New Milford with my wife, Martha, for the past 13 years.  When I'm not in the office, I can be found running the streets of New Milford, training for my next marathon.

I had the privilege of growing up in Connecticut.  I returned here after law school and have built my practice in New Milford, Connecticut for over 13 years.  As a trial attorney, I attempt to utilize technology in the courtroom.  Studies have shown that jurors retain more information by being able to see evidence as opposed to simply listening.  My practice is devoted to 90% litigation.. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, golfing and skiing.. If you have any questions about my practice or background, please feel free to call me at the office.

Cecilia Buck-Taylor, JD has been practicing law for many years and received her JD from Fordham Law School, where she graduated in 1991. She also has dual majors in Psychology and Criminal Justice from the State University of New York, from which she graduated with honors. Cecilia has found that having a degree in Psychology, her law degree and her experience and training in mediation are very helpful in dealing with family and other matters that require more than a straightforward legal approach, especially with mediation services. (See Below). Her varied education and years of employment before becoming an attorney, as well as her achievement as a Reiki Master, help her provide clients with a well-rounded perspective on a variety of life issues.. Attorney Buck-Taylor’s extensive experience and attention to the specific needs of her clients have been the cornerstone of her practice. This attention to detail allows the law office and mediation center to provide each and every one of its clients with the personalized professionalism that is often hard to find at other law firms.. Buck-Taylor is actively involved in her community and has served as the State Representative for the 67th House District of the Connecticut State Assembly for two terms.. Buck-Taylor was second Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce and served on the Board of Directors of the Danbury Women’s Center. She also served on the New Milford Board of Education and was elected to two terms on the New Milford Town Council. During her second term on the Town Council, she served as vice chair. She was also a member of the Advisory Board for the Community Culinary School of Northwestern CT. Buck-Taylor continues to serve as a Family Master in the Litchfield Superior Court to assist parties in settling their cases.

Barry S. Moller is a Simsbury, Connecticut, native who received a B.A. from Nasson College, Springvale, Maine; M.A. from Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa in Communication Theory; as well as a J.D. from the University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Connecticut.. Barry interrupted his dairy management studies at University of New Hampshire in 1979 to work as the dairy herdsman at one largest producing Holstein farms in New Hampshire. While in Iowa, Attorney Moller contributed to and had many articles published in local newspapers through the Iowa Daily News Service. He brings his life experiences to bear representing injured individuals.. Barry has had the privilege of sitting on the Chairman’s Legal Advisory Committee to the Workers’ Compensation Commission since 2000. He has sat on the Connecticut Bar Association of Workers’ Compensation Executive Committee since 1997. He has served on the Connecticut Bar Association Litigation Section. He maintains an avid interest in his clients, the medical community, and he enjoys obtaining complete and comprehensive results for the injured parties he represents.

Attorney Robert Elfont is originally from the Philadelphia area but came to Connecticut in 1992 and has resided in Danbury, Connecticut since 1999. He graduated from Clark University in 1987 and obtained his J.D. in 1992 from Thomas M. Cooley Law School, now known as Western Michigan University Cooley Law School. He is a member of the Connecticut Bar Association, the Danbury Bar Association, and the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association.. Since joining the firm, Attorney Elfont has focused his practice on personal injury law and worker’s compensation but has also handled matters of general civil litigation. Attorney Elfont is admitted to practice in both Connecticut, Pennsylvania and the United States District Court

Attorney Perreault was born and raised in Litchfield, Connecticut. She graduated from Wesleyan University and graduated from Western New England College with J.D. Attorney Perreault is a member of the Amercian Bar Association, Litchfield County Bar Association, Connecticut Trials Lawyers Association, and the Connecticut Bar Association.. Since joining Guendelsberger Law Offices, LLP, Attorney Perreault has been focusing her practice in the areas of Family Law, Criminal Law and Personal Injury Law.

Attorney Michelle Liguori partnered with Attorney Rudolf Kuss, in New Milford, Connecticut in 2010.  Kuss & Liguori, LLC dissolved in 2021 upon the retirement of Rudy Kuss.  Michelle continues to assist clients with matters involving Elder Law, Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Conservatorships, Medicaid eligibility and applications, and Estate Administration.. A New Milford native, Michelle began volunteering her time with senior citizens as a teenager.  She is a graduate of New Milford High School, in New Milford, Connecticut, Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts, and Quinnipiac University School of Law, in Hamden, Connecticut.  Michelle is also a member of the Town of New Milford Commission on Aging, the TRIAD Committee, the Greater New Milford Business Association, the John Pettibone Memorial Scholarship Fund, and is the Vice Treasurer for New Milford Youth Lacrosse. Michelle has been practicing Elder Law in the greater New Milford area for more than 20 years and is dedicated to helping the people in the community where she was raised.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in New Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in New Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in New Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in New Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in New Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in New Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in New Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in New Milford and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in New Milford and surrounding areas.