Evans, Feldman & Ainsworth, LLC

Jack Evans     1914-2004

Richard C. Feldman

 rcfeldman@snet.net

   Attorney Feldman practices in the areas of commercial litigation and transactions, acquisitions and sales of privately held businesses and commercial and residential real estate.  He represents national and regional banks, leasing, finance and mortgage and security companies in financing transactions, foreclosures and workouts, portfolio sales and related litigation.  He is a member of the Commercial Arbitration Panel of the American Arbitration Association and has decided complex multiparty arbitration cases and represented clients before arbitrators. 

            Richard is a longstanding member of the Eastern Association of Equipment Lessors and a member and former chairman of the Association’s Legal Committee.  As a member of the Executive Committee of the Commercial Law section of the Connecticut Bar Association he has presented seminars to the Connecticut Bar introducing and explaining Article 2A of the Uniform Commercial Code, Personal Property Leasing, as recently adopted in Connecticut.  He authored the chapter, “Warranties”, in the Mathew Bender treatise Equipment Leasing .

           As a member of the Human Rights Committee of the U.S. veteran Administration's Research service Cooperative Studies program he reviews ongoing proposed medical and drug research protocols. He is also a member of the Gaylord Hospital Research Committee and an Associate Fellow of Saybrook College, Yale University.

Keith R. Ainsworth

krainsworth@snet.net

    Attorney Ainsworth, (contact: (203)435-2014) B.S. Tufts University - triple major (Biology, Environmental Studies and English Literature) J.D. University of Miami School of Law where he concentrated in the study of environmental law. He has advised and litigated on behalf of various business entities on matters ranging from land use, permitting, CERCLA, lead paint liability, telecommunications tower siting, wind power projects, coastal development, environmental justice, toxic torts and insurance coverage.

    Mr. Ainsworth handles much of the firm's litigation in federal and state court and before administrative agencies, commissions and boards. He routinely represents non-governmental organizations, citizen action groups, neighborhood associations and conservation-minded clients seeking to shape or discourage inappropriate development.

   Formerly First Selectman (mayor equivalent) of the Town of Haddam, he is familiar with municipal and political involvement in land-use matters. He frequently reviews legislation for the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association and advises clients on pending legislation.

    Mr. Ainsworth serves as Chairman of the Environmental Law section of the Connecticut Bar Association ('013 - '15) and is a frequent lecturer on Connecticut environmental law.

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