Law Offices of John J. Malloy
PRACTICE AREAS
Real Estate
Sale and purchase of residential and commercial property as well as refinancings.
Estate Planning
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, living wills, codicils, lifetime gift giving programs and estate tax planning.
Corporate & Business
Incorporations, dissolutions, reorganizations, business purchases and sales, joint ventures, partnerships, limited liability companies, franchise agreements, shareholder & partnership agreements, corporate secretarial functions, legal compliance audits, contracts of all kinds, confidentiality agreements, non-compete agreements, etc.
Probate
Estate administration, conservatorships, guardianships, name changes, will contests, representation of heirs & beneficiaries, etc.
Tax
Tax Return Preparation, amended tax returns, assistance with IRS audits, offers in compromise, payment plans, general tax planning, etc.
ABOUT
John J. Malloy, Esq.
Professional Qualifications & Affiliations:
Admitted to practice law in Illinois (1973), Connecticut(1986) & New York (1993)
Admitted to practice before U.S. Tax Court (1974)
Admitted to practice before U.S. Tax Court, District of Connecticut(1989)John founded the practice in Bethel, Connecticut in 1987 after approximately 14 years of experience in legal firms and international corporations. He began his legal career as an attorney with Corcoran & Corcoran in Illinois and since then has held positions as International Attorney with Schering-Plough Corporation, International Area Attorney with the former Union Carbide Corporation and Chief Legal Officer of Eveready Battery Company.
In addition to his legal career, John held an Adjunct Professor position at the Ancell School of Business of the Western Connecticut State University lecturing in business law to both graduate and undergraduate business students.
John received his Juris Doctor from The University of Notre Dame Law School in 1973 and Bachelor of Arts from Moravian College in 1970. John also attended and received a certification from the University of Notre Dame London Centre for Legal Studies in 1972.
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