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Welcome to “For What It May Be Worth,” our new blog providing timely, substantive information for businesses, nonprofits and individuals on the legal issues surrounding commercial property tax appeals and eminent domain matters in Connecticut, Massachusetts and across New England. The articles on this blog are authored by the attorneys in our Property Tax and Valuation Department, each of whom brings individual experience and perspective to their writing. We look forward to bringing our collective knowledge and breadth of experience together to deliver thoughtful legal analysis and share valuable insights with our readers.
Please feel free to comment and ask questions for our team to answer. We will provide a timely response. We are excited to launch this new Pullman & Comley blog, and hope that you enjoy it!
--Pullman & Comley, LLC’s Property Tax and Valuation Team
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About Our Property Tax and Valuation Law Blog
Alerts, commentary, and insights from the attorneys of Pullman & Comley’s Property Tax and Valuation practice with timely information for businesses, nonprofits and individuals in commercial property tax appeals and eminent domain matters.