Brown, Paindiris & Scott Adds Brian Lamaj to Real Estate and Commercial Practice

What Happened

Brown, Paindiris & Scott has appointed Brian Lamaj to its Glastonbury office. He joins the firm to support the commercial and real estate law departments, handling both litigation and transactional matters for small businesses and private clients.

Lamaj brings significant experience in municipal law and land use, specifically regarding zoning appeals and land enforcement. His previous work with government entities allows him to identify potential regulatory obstacles early in the deal-making process.

A graduate of Quinnipiac University School of Law, Lamaj previously served at the Connecticut Office of the Attorney General. He currently holds a leadership position within the Connecticut Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Section.

The Core Points

Brian Lamaj joins BPS Lawyers in the Glastonbury office
Focus areas include commercial litigation and real estate transactions
Background in municipal law and land use regulation
Former intern at the Connecticut Office of the Attorney General
Serves as Membership Director for the Connecticut Bar Association Young Lawyers Section

Context in 60 Seconds

The appointment reflects a broader trend among regional law firms to integrate specialized regulatory expertise into standard real estate practices. As zoning ordinances and land use regulations become increasingly complex, firms are prioritizing attorneys who can navigate municipal bureaucracy to ensure deal viability.

By blending traditional transactional law with municipal litigation experience, firms are better positioned to protect clients from long-term liability and unexpected permit challenges in a competitive commercial real estate market.

Bottom Line

Brian Lamaj joins Brown, Paindiris & Scott, bringing specialized land use and municipal law expertise to the firm's commercial and real estate practice groups.

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