Attorneys C. Scott Schwefel, David Shaiken, and Lawrence Shipman of Shipman, Shaiken & Schwefel, LLC have each been selected for inclusion in the 2027 edition of Best Lawyers in America®. Scott Schwefel was recognized in Commercial Litigation and Eminent Domain & Condemnation Law. David Shaiken was recognized in Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency…
Attorney C. Scott Schwefel has been selected for recognition in the 2026 New England Legal Awards, presented by ALM/Law.com. Shipman Shaiken & Schwefel is proud to congratulate Scott on receiving the 2026 New England Legal Awards Unsung Hero Award, a recognition of his longstanding contributions to his clients, colleagues, and the legal profession. As a…
An assessor can’t take back a forest land classification just because it turns out to be wrong. In Campelli v. Town of Mansfield, a Mansfield property was classified as forest land back in 2005, based on the strength of a certified forester’s report saying it was a 25-acre tract. Sixteen years later, the town’s assessor…
A Connecticut Superior Court ruled a 48-unit supportive housing property in downtown Hartford has no taxable value at all, a result rarely seen in a property tax appeal, and ordered the City of Hartford to pay the owner’s attorney’s fees and costs on top of it. The case, Soromundi Commons Limited Partnership v. City of…
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