Farrell, Geenty, Sheeley & Boccalatte

05/16/2025

Commercial litigation comes in many varieties. Obviously, there are what we call collection cases--customers or clients who do not pay their bills. Do not confuse these cases with fine wines. Wines get better with age. Delinquent accounts rarely do. Our chances of success on your behalf are greatly increased if you act promptly.

05/14/2025

We know that from your perspective, there is only one divorce case that counts. Our lawyers will give your matter the time and attention that you deserve.

05/09/2025

Key Milestone in Connecticut's Legal History:

1639: Fundamental Orders: Considered by many to be the first written constitution of a democratic government, adopted by the Connecticut Colony.

05/08/2025

The skills necessary to prepare a civil case and argue a complex case in court are not widely held. In fact, most lawyers will make it through their entire career without trying a case in front of a jury.

04/30/2025

A contested divorce inevitably involves an ability to work in a high conflict atmosphere. One of the advantages of having a number of family lawyers is that we can assign a case to the attorney who is best suited to that particular area of the law.

04/23/2025

04/17/2025

The weather is finally getting nice. If you have a case you would like to discuss, stop by our new Middletown office and we would be happy to talk it out with you.

04/16/2025

Collaborative Divorce is a separate and distinct approach to matrimonial cases. A unique feature is a commitment to resolve matters through negotiation. The parties agree not to file court motions while the collaborative process is under way.

04/11/2025

Have a case you would like to discuss with us? Stop by our Middletown or Old Saybrook office or give us a call.

MIDDLETOWN OFFICE
Main Street Market
386 Main Street, 2nd Floor
Middletown, CT 06457
T: 860-344-1767 F: 860-347-9038

OLD SAYBROOK OFFICE
205 Old Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook, CT 06475
T: 860-388-0876 F: 860-388-2642

04/04/2025

Richard Sheeley and Jason Lewellyn handle most of our personal injury work. You'll also be working closely with a number of paralegals who specialize in this area.

04/02/2025

The Connecticut Supreme Court (called the Supreme Court of Errors until 1965) was created by statute in 1784. From then until 1819, it sat in June of even-numbered years in the Old State House in Hartford, and it sat in June of odd-numbered years in a state house that no longer exists in New Haven.