

Professional Legal Representation In Fairfield Connecticut
Attorney serving Fairfield County & Sorrounding Areas

Private Law Practice
Responsible for all aspects of running a sole practitioner firm. Handling cases of various complexity including Real Estate Transactions, Condominium Declaration, General Litigation, Personal Injury, Landlord/Tenant matters, Criminal Defense, Family Law, Zoning, Business Acquisitions.

GET COMPENSATION FOR YOUR SUFFERING
Did you get into a serious car accident or acquire an injury due to the negligence of another? Find out how to make a complaint and claim for compensation to cover the losses you have suffered. Get assistance from Mark T. Stern to learn about the legal actions can take to ensure the best possible outcome for your case.
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Practice Areas
My Practice focuses on Real Estate, Personal Injury, and DWI
Faqs
What our clients are asking
Q What is an HOA?
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An HOA, which is short for Home Owners Association, is a private association initially formed by a real estate developer and used to market, manage, and sell homes in a subdivision. In most cases, the developer eventually transfers control of the association to the homeowners once a certain number of lots are sold. If you want to live in the subdivision, you must become a member and abide by the tenants which can limit your choices regarding your home.
Q How are Property Taxes Calculated?
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You can calculate property tax by taking the mill levy and multiplying it by the assessed value of your property. The assessed value is an estimate of the reasonable market value of your home. Property taxes are levied by the government in which the property is located, which can include the federal government, the state, a county, or the geographical region or a municipality. Multiple jurisdictions can tax the same property.
Q What damages can I seek in my personal injury lawsuit?
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Typically the damages you are entitled to as a plaintiff in a personal injury lawsuit include medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. In some cases, plaintiffs are paid additional money that is applied as a punishment for the defendant. Settlements in personal injury cases vary a great deal based on several factors, but the average award ranges between $3000 and $75,000.
Q What should I avoid doing after an accident?
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There are several things you should avoid doing after you have been involved in an accident. First and foremost, remain at the scene and contact emergency services, including police. Never refuse medical attention even if you believe your injuries to be non-existent or minor. Do not admit fault or speak about your role in the accident and do not speak to the insurance company without first speaking to an attorney. Finally, do not accept an offer for a settlement from the insurance company without first speaking to an attorney.
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