“After working with [Buturla] as a member of the Board of Aldermen/Alderwomen a few years ago,” Mayor-Elect Joseph DiMartino said in a news release, “it was clear to me that his thorough and transparent approach to giving legal advice to the city of Derby is consistent with my new approach to government here in Derby.” […]
Only 5 percent of attorneys in the state are selected to receive this prestigious honor Ira W. Bloom, Richard J. Buturla, Mario F. Coppola, Floyd J. Dugas, Christopher M. Hodgson and Warren L. Holcomb of Berchem Moses PC have again been named to the Connecticut Super Lawyers list as top attorneys for 2023. Each year, no more […]
Berchem Moses PC is pleased to announce that 11 lawyers have been included in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence. Congratulations to the following lawyers: Robert L. Berchem – Land Use and Zoning Law and […]
Richard J. Buturla, Chair of the litigation department, recently obtained a temporary restraining order, on behalf of Project Service LLC, operator of the twenty three food and fuel service plazas located throughout the State of Connecticut. The order pertained to a rally organized by Service Employees International Union, Local 32BJ SEIU scheduled to be held […]
In a complicated breach of contract action in which the plaintiff, Michael Konover, was seeking the recovery of legal fees allegedly incurred in previous litigation involving KBE Building Corporation, the Connecticut Appellate Court affirmed the judgment of the lower court in favor of KBE Building Corporation and the other defendants. The Appellate Court ruled that […]
A jury recently sided with Delta Kappa Epsilon in its claim against Wesleyan University over the closure of the DKE fraternity house on High Street in Middletown, CT, in 2015. Attorney Richard J. Buturla was lead trial counsel for DKE, assisted by Attorney Bryan L. LeClerc. The six-member jury spent about six hours deliberating before finding that Wesleyan violated […]
In a recent trial concerning a tax appeal case named Birmingham Utilities, Inc. vs. The Town of Seymour, the court found that property indirectly part of the South Central Regional Water Authority System is subject to local property taxes. The Town of Seymour was represented by Senior Partner Richard J. Buturla of Berchem Moses PC, […]
