AREAS of PRACTICE

Attorney Thomas Fahey is the managing member of the law offices of Fahey Landolina & Associates, L.L.C. He focuses on legal representation of municipalities and private sector clients in all aspects of land use and municipal law.

EXPERIENCE

Attorney Fahey's twenty-five years of legal practice have included litigation in all State and Federal Courts and before the Department of Environmental Protection, the Freedom of Information Commission and other State and Federal agencies. In addition, Attorney Fahey's legal experience has included representation of the Town of East Windsor for 4 1/2 years in the mid-1980s and since 1990, the Town of Somers in all areas of municipal law, and the Town of Tolland since December 1997.

Fahey's professional activities have included Speaker on land use processing for the Connecticut Home Builders Association Developers Council, co-author of Aquifer Protection in Connecticut, and An Overview of Municipal Responsibilities for Aquifer Protection (Connecticut Bar Journal, Spring 1994), and co-author Supreme Court Vindicates Municipalities' Right to Recoup Land-Use Processing Fees (Connecticut Lawyer, May 1995).

His background in law has included practicing law with the Law Offices of Thomas W. Fahey, Jr., and the law firms of Leary and Fahey and Ribicoff & Kotlin. He also has served as Assistant Town Counsel for the Town of Enfield, where he represented the Town in matters including legal research, drafting legal briefs for zoning and land use matters, and providing legal advise to the Town Council.

EDUCATION

Attorney Fahey is a 1969 graduate of Brown University and earned his Juris Doctorate from Georgetown University Law Center in 1972.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

American Bar Association, Connecticut Bar Association, Hartford Bar Association; Executive Committee, Planning & Zoning Section of the Connecticut Bar Association; Board of Directors for the Hartford County Bar Association; past President of the Greater Enfield Lawyer's Association; Urban Land Institute past President; current member of the Board of Directors of the Windsor Locks Chamber of Commerce.

AREAS of PRACTICE

Attorney Carl Landolina represents public and private clients in real estate, zoning, land use, municipal, civil and criminal matters.

EXPERIENCE

His extensive legal practice has included representing clients in all State courts, as well as State Agencies, including Freedom of Information Commission. He has also practiced law with the law firms of Thomas W. Fahey, Jr. and Leary and Fahey, and served as a Special Public Defender for the State of Connecticut's Office of the Public Defender where he handled felony criminal matters. Additionally, Attorney Landolina served as Assistant Town Counsel for the Town of Enfield, where he represented the Town in matters including legal research, drafting legal briefs for zoning and land use matters, and providing legal advise to the Town Council.

He has served as Assistant Town Counsel for the Town of Enfield, where he represented the Town in matters including legal research, drafting legal briefs for zoning and land use matters, and providing legal advise to the Town Council.

Attorney Landolina's professional activities have included serving as Speaker for the Young Lawyers Seminar on Boundary Line Disputes, Survey Issues.

EDUCATION

Landolina earned his Juris Doctorate at the University of Connecticut School of Law in 1986. He earned his certification as a Medical Laboratory Specialist from the U.S. Academy of Health Sciences (San Antonio, Texas) in 1982 and graduated from Clark University in 1981.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Connecticut Bar Association, Hartford County Bar Association, Greater Enfield Lawyer's Association, and Alternative Member of the Windsor Locks Board of Finance.