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We are a boutique law firm providing clients in Connecticut and New York with individualized service in the areas of real estate, taxation, estate planning and business law. Attorney Aron performs all of the legal work for the firm's clients and takes appointments after normal business hours and on weekends.

In Connecticut, we service all of Fairfield County including the areas of Westport, Weston, Wilton, Fairfield, Norwalk, Stamford, Easton, Bridgeport, Stratford, Trumbull, Bethel, Redding, Newtown, Shelton and Ridgefield. We also serve Connecticut clients in New Haven County, Hartford County and Litchfield County.

In New York, we service all of Westchester County, New York County, Queens County, Kings County and Bronx County.

Please view our website at www.bradaronlaw.com for more information on Attorney Aron and on the firm's practice.

I practice throughout Fairfield County and the State; primarily in Danbury, Ridgefield, Bethel, Redding, Weston, Wilton, Westport, New Canaan, Westport, Norwalk, Stamford and Darien.

Having practiced in various forms and settings for over twenty years, including ten years abroad representing international business concerns, I have been deeply involved in numerous areas of the law.

I was general counsel to a global hi-tech company, and before that, a senior attorney at an Israeli law firm representing primarily hi-tech NASDAQ and OTCBB listed companies in the U.S. and Israel. I have served as international counsel to an aviation company and as chief legal officer and a member of the board of an OTC medical/dental device manufacturer. I have represented government's in commercial transactions and commercial disputes.

In addition, I have started an immigration litigation practice, representing asylum seekers, clients in removal and deportation proceedings and those seeking waivers, as well as clients in many family based immigration matters.

I also represent international business clients based in Israel and other countries with matters including, commercial arbitrations, immigration consequences of mergers and acquisitions and EB-5 investment green cards.

My practice encompasses both immigration litigation and broad areas of corporate, finance, commercial transactions and licensing on behalf of a wide range of hi-tech, bio-tech, industrial, energy, and commercial enterprises and hi-worth individuals in the U.S., Israel and Europe, including government entities, publicly and privately held corporations and start-up ventures.

My unique blending of experience in corporate, securities and immigration law has been used in assisting NASDAQ companies in structuring mergers & acquistions and relocations from both a business and an immigration law perspective.

My passion is to assist small business. Small business is the engine that drives our country.

I have taken numerous companies from:

NAPKIN TO NASDAQ (TM)

Patrick W. Begos is a founding member of the firm and senior partner in the Westport office. He heads the firm's trial and appellate group. Pat brings 19 years of litigation, arbitration, mediation and negotiation experience to the firm.

Prior to forming Begos Horgan & Brown, Patrick was a partner in the New York City litigation firm Molton & Meekins (1995-1998), and he was previously associated with Weil, Gotshal & Manges (1990-1995); and Lane & Mittendorf (1988-1990).

He is a current member of the Trial Tactics and the Life, Health and Disability Sections of the Defense Research Institute, and a member of the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association. He is also a member of the Alternative Dispute Resolution and Trial Evidence subcommittees of the American Bar Association. He is a past member of the Committee on Art Law of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, and he is admitted to the bar in New York and Connecticut.

Patrick received his legal education from Columbia University School of Law (J.D) and did his undergraduate work at Johns Hopkins University (BA with honors).

Pat works primarily on cases involving business and personal disputes in a wide variety of commercial areas including:
- ERISA benefits
- insurance coverage
- securities transactions
- real estate development and property management
- employment
- copyright and trademark
- internet commerce
- secured lending
- fine art acquisitions and sales
- products liability
- real estate transactions
- bankruptcy
- corporate governance

His day-to-day practice includes:
- Defending ERISA claim administrators and disability insurers at trial and in appellate courts
- Pursuing lender liability and predatory lending claims on behalf of borrowers
- Representing real estate owners, buyers and sellers in disputes over sales, construction and land use
- Assisting business owners in solving problems with partners, shareholders, creditors and suppliers