FLB Law, PLLC


Westport, Connecticut

7 The Best Lawyers in America® awards

1 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America award

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FLB Law is a Westport-based full-service law firm. Founded in 2021, FLB Law prides itself in having a cohesive team of experienced, compassionate, and community-minded lawyers who have practiced together for decades. We are deeply rooted in Fairfield County, Connecticut and are particularly adept at meeting the high expectations of the community in which we live and work. FLB Law is committed to its clients – individuals and businesses across a broad range of industries – and is steadfast about delivering peace of mind with every client engagement. When clients retain FLB Law, they benefit from the breadth of experience of the entire team. There are no silos; only collaboration and cooperation among our attorneys to provide thoughtful, practical, and innovative resolutions to complex legal challenges. FLB Law is committed to supporting our community. Through our charitable program, ACCELERATE, we support creative solutions to the challenges of local nonprofits and small businesses. With our wealth of experience and valued networks, we strive to accelerate our community one organization at a time.

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  • Bet-the-Company Litigation
  • Business Organizations (including LLCs and Partnerships)
  • Commercial Litigation
  • Family Law
  • Family Law Mediation
  • Insurance Law
  • Land Use and Zoning Law
  • Litigation - Banking and Finance
  • Litigation - Labor and Employment
  • Personal Injury Litigation - Defendants
  • Real Estate Law
  • Tax Law

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Connecticut Legislators Consider Reductions to Personal Injury Awards Involving Collateral Source Payments


In Connecticut, lawmakers are considering a bill that would reduce economic damages in personal injury and wrongful death awards where a third party has a right of subrogation arising from collateral source payments.

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Attaching Menus to Leases: An Innocuous Request From the Landlord, or Is It?


Landlords asking for menus in leases may limit restaurant flexibility; owners should address narrow use clauses upfront.

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Seven End-of-Year Lease Considerations for Restaurant Tenants


A recent blog post from FLB Law's Real Estate & Land Use Practice

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