Thomas J. O'Neill
Tom O'Neill, a litigator, represents individuals and businesses in bankruptcy proceedings, tort litigation, commercial litigation and collection matters, including foreclosure actions and prejudgment remedy proceedings. Tom is a trial attorney who represents individuals and businesses in tort litigation, commercial litigation, bankruptcy proceedings and collection matters, including foreclosure actions and prejudgment remedy proceedings. Tom also represents clients in complex litigation ranging from claims for breach of commercial leases to violations of the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act (CUTPA).
Represents clients in the defense of negligence claims and claims seeking a recovery for significant injuries and death
Represents clients accused of negligent hiring and supervision of employees
Represents clients involved in claims relating to premises liability
Represents clients involved in commercial litigation disputes, including breach of contract claims
Represents clients involved in real estate disputes, including the dissolution of mechanic's liens and the enforcement of landlord-tenant rights and remedies
Represents plaintiffs seeking to obtain judgments by first securing payment pursuant to the prejudgment remedy statutes
Represents judgment creditors in post-judgment collection proceedings, including enforcement of judgment liens through foreclosure proceedings
Represents financial institutions seeking to satisfy loan obligations through foreclosure proceedings and the appointment of receivers
Represents secured and unsecured creditors who seek to recover debts and to protect their rights against bankrupt debtors
Represents vendors in preference actions commenced by bankrupt debtors who are seeking to recover money paid to the vendors prior to the bankruptcy filing
Counsels clients on various bankruptcy issues, including contract rights and landlord tenant relationships