Czepiga Daly Pope & Perri is pleased to announce the Firm’s silver anniversary!
Since first opening its doors in Newington in 1998 as Czepiga Law Group, Czepiga Daly Pope and Perri has grown to include 12 attorneys in 5 Connecticut office locations.
Along with its office headquartered in Berlin, the Firm has included expansions into New Milford, Madison, Simsbury, and South Windsor.
The practice of elder law is unique – it is not exclusive to a specific substantive area of law—such as bankruptcy. Rather, a reputable elder law attorney is proficient in several substantive areas that may affect an entire demographic segment that comprise our clients: the elderly.
Choosing a capable attorney to assist you or your parents, then, is a tall order.
When my children were little, a neighbor told me: “just remember, everything is a phase.”
The point they were making was that if there was something annoying or frustrating my kids were doing, that I only needed to wait a while and it would likely stop on its own.
We are pleased to welcome Attorney Jeanne Bundrick Di Minno of Danbury to our Czepiga Daly Pope & Perri team! Jeanne joins the firm with more than 20 years of experience helping people throughout Western Connecticut with their legal needs.
Jeanne will be working alongside Attorney Lynda Lee Arnold out of our New Milford office location to serve your needs in the areas of estate planning, elder law, and estate administration.
A graduate of both Western Connecticut State University (BA) and Pace University School of Law (JD), Jeanne has an extensive legal background that includes real estate, family law, alternative dispute resolution, and working in the criminal justice system.
We are pleased to announce once again our attorneys have been named to the Connecticut Super Lawyers list for 2022!
Attorneys Brendan Daly and Carmine Perri were among the recipients of this recognition in the Elder Law practice area, and Attorney Andrew Veale was named a “Rising Star” in recognition of his work in the Estate and Trust Litigation practice area.
As a firm, we take pride delivering top-notch client service to Connecticut residents and have done so for over 20 years. We are delighted to work with such a strong team of attorneys who have been recognized by New England Super Lawyers Magazine, year after year over the past decade.
There are very few of us who do not have or know an acquaintance, friend, relative, or loved one who has not, in some way, been touched by Alzheimer’s Disease.
In fact, according to the Alzheimer’s Association’s Connecticut Chapter, there are currently:
By Carol Frances
I’m about to leave the best job I’ve ever had. To work longer hours. To be on my feet all day and to deal with the public. I’m parting company with the finest group of colleagues I’ve ever had the privilege to work with to embark on a journey into the unknown.
I wouldn’t blame you if you called me crazy!
In 1962, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera (better known as Hanna-Barbera) premiered The Jetsons, a cartoon series about a family living their best lives 100 year in the future in the year 2062.
We’re still 42 years away from being contemporaries of the Jetsons, but many of the technologies the show predicted have already become a reality. George, Jane, Judy, and Elroy Jetson enjoyed many of the modern conveniences we now take for granted, from flat-screen TVs and tablet computers to robot vacuums and smart watches.
One of the technologies predicted by the show has taken center stage during the COVID-19 pandemic: video conferencing. While the first video conferencing phone was introduced by AT&T at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York, the technology didn’t really become ubiquitous until the 2000s with the launch of internet-based video conferencing technologies like Skype.
Like so many others, our team has spent the last few weeks acclimating to the new reality of working from home. In response to the COVID-19 crisis, everyone on our staff began telecommuting in mid March. The experience has been different for each of us, but we’re happy to report that we’re not only able to service clients, we’re also maintaining our collective sense of humor.
Because we’re all in this together, we thought it would be fun to share a few personal stories and photos from our crew. So, without further ado, here are some real-life snippets and words of wisdom from some members of our intrepid team.
Erin Duques…
Paul Knierim, the head of our dispute resolution practice area, just returned from Philadelphia where he was awarded the National College of Probate Judges (NCPJ) highest honor – the Treat Award for Excellence. This national award recognizes Paul for his significant contribution to the improvement of the law in the probate field while he served 11 years as Connecticut’s Probate Court Administrator.
While serving as Probate Court Administrator, Paul’s accomplishments were both impressive and numerous. They included:
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