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CharlesAndres

Partner

Overview

Biography

Charles primarily concentrates his practice on matters involving land use and zoning, municipal law, tax valuation and tax appeals, landlord-tenant issues, personal-injury defense, public utilities, and telecommunications. He represents many of Connecticut’s local land use commissions as well as private landowners and developers before local land use boards and in state and federal litigation.

Bar Associations

  • Connecticut Bar Association, Planning & Zoning Section Executive Member and Former Chair

Selected Memberships & Affiliations

  • Connecticut Association of Municipal Attorneys
  • Connecticut Bar Foundation, Fellow
Experience

Prior Experience

  • LeClairRyan, Partner
  • Tyler Cooper

Judicial Clerkships

  • Connecticut Appellate Court, Judge James Spallone

Selected Community Activities

  • South Central Regional Planning Commission, Executive Committee Member and Former Chair
  • Branford Planning and Zoning Commission, Member
  • Connecticut Baptist Housing, Inc., Board of Directors Member
  • First Baptist Church, Branford, Church Moderator and Former Board of Trustees, Board of Deacons, and Board of Christian Education Chair

Selected Honors

  • The Best Lawyers in America®: Land Use and Zoning Law, 2022–2023; Commercial Litigation, 2023
  • Selected to Super Lawyers Connecticut: General Litigation, Land Use/Zoning, and Government Relations, 2006-2018

Featured Media

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US Supreme Court Shrinks Federal Authority Under the Clean Water Act

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Supreme Court Strikes Down Taxing Authorities' Right to Retain Surplus Monies in "Strict Foreclosures"

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Appellate Division, Third Department, Denies Appeal and Upholds Office of Renewable Energy Siting Regulations

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NYS Public Service Commission Formally Initiates Proceeding to Establish What Constitutes "Zero Emission" Under the CLCPA

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NYS Appellate Court Dismisses Common Law Claims Against Contractor for Injuries Sustained by "Special Employee"

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Child Victim Act Complaint Dismissed for Failure to Sufficiently Allege Special Duty

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