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    Elliott B. Pollack represents commercial property valuation clients in ad valorem valuation and eminent domain litigation. He advises his clients in negotiating tax and assessment fixing agreements and supports ...

Pullman & Comley’s Property Tax and Valuation Practice to Host Webinar on Connecticut and Massachusetts Tax Developments
Property Tax
Pullman & Comley Attorneys Author CT Chapter of ABA’s The Law of Eminent Domain: Fifty-State Survey, 2nd Edition
CT Law
Aggressive Conservation Easement Valuation Rejected Using Subdivision Profitability Analysis
property tax increases
Update on $0 Value Decision
Property Appeals
Tax Exemption Cases Lead the News
Tax Exemption
New Connecticut Practice Rule for Property Inspections
Property Inspections
Fair Market Value of Zero!
Fair Market Value
Highest and Best Use in the Income Tax Arena
Tax with house photo
Pullman & Comley’s Property Tax and Valuation Department Achieves Many Successes in 2025
PTVD Group Photo 2
Getzel Bee Raises Novel Issues
Property Swap
Impact of PILOT Agreement on Tax Appeal Refunds
Tax Appeal Refunds
Board of Assessment Appeals – Filing Deadline Resolved
Board of Assessment Appeals – Filing Deadline Resolved
Three Year Rule Upheld
Tax Assessor Office Building Door
Supreme Court Says No to Equity Forfeiture in Tax Foreclosures
foreclosure notice
Low and Moderate Income Property Tax Valuation Remains Challenging
Property Tax
Equity Forfeiture in Tax Foreclosures – On the Way Out?
Apartment Buildings in Minnesota
When is an Easement Subject to Taxation?
Property tax due form with house and past due
Valuation of Conservation Easement Determined by U.S. Tax Court
U.S. Tax Court
2022 Connecticut Revaluations: Essentials for Evaluating Your Property Tax Assessment and Navigating An Appeal
Property Valuation
Climate Change and Property Values
Flooded Homes
Impact of High Voltage Transmission Lines on Property Values
electric power lines
Assessor Error and Tax Refunds
House for Taxes
Introducing “For What It May Be Worth” 
buildings

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