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Vincent J. Averaimo

Vincent J. Averaimo

Partner
Education
J.D., Quinnipiac University School of Law
B.A., Hofstra University (History)
Bar Admissions
Connecticut
U.S. District Court, Connecticut
U.S. Supreme Court
Trusted Advisor. Proven Advocate.
Vincent J. Averaimo is a Partner at Barton Gilman LLP and an experienced civil litigator with a broad practice spanning state and federal courts. He represents individuals, businesses, and corporations in a wide range of civil matters, including general civil litigation, probate administration and probate litigation, real estate transactions and disputes (commercial and residential), title litigation and tort and
premises liability claims.

A significant portion of Vincent’s practice is devoted to representing banks, mortgage servicers, investors, and other financial institutions in all aspects of creditors’ rights including, foreclosure, default servicing, and complex real estate-related litigation matters.

He also advises clients on estate planning, probate administration, and related disputes, drawing on his extensive experience in both litigation and transactional matters.

In addition to his practice, Vincent has served as an Adjunct Professor of Business Law at the University of New Haven and has taught courses on short sales, 1031 exchanges, and the fundamentals of Connecticut foreclosure law for The Dares Institute.
Representative Accomplishments
Represented national and regional financial institutions in foreclosure and default litigation throughout Connecticut.
Served as litigation counsel for national title insurance companies in complex real estate and title disputes
Represented the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority in foreclosure matters across the state.
Advised and defended clients in fraudulent conveyance, mortgage release statute, and contractor-related litigation matters.
Assisted nonprofit and civic organizations with corporate governance and compliance matters.
Publications And Press

Vincent has been featured in various media and publications on real estate and financial topics, including:

Home buying risks in competitive real estate markets
Guidance on home inspections and property disclosures
Investment considerations in real estate transactions
Consumer protection and mortgage-related issues

Awards

The Best Lawyers in America – Litigation (Banking & Finance); Litigation (Trusts & Estates) (2026)
Connecticut Super Lawyers – General Litigation (2022–2025)
New Haven Business Times “Forty Under 40” Honoree
City of Milford “Helping Milford Grow” Award
Ambassador of the Year, Milford Chamber of Commerce
HOPES St. John Neumann Award for contributions to Catholic education and community service
Honorary Member, La Sociedad de Amistad (St. Gabriel School)
Presentations & Seminars

Vincent frequently presents on real estate, foreclosure, and business law topics, including:

Foreclosures, Bankruptcy (creditors), short sales, and loss mitigation strategies
Real estate transactions and legal effects on brokers and attorneys
Business formation and legal compliance
Estate planning, probate, and asset protection
Ethics and legal issues in licensed professions

Professional & Civic Affiliations

Board of Fire Commissioners, City of Milford, Connecticut
Milford Chamber of Commerce (Board Member, Executive Committee, Chairperson roles)
Milford Bar Association
Connecticut Bar Association
Member, Milford Progress, Inc.
Devon Revitalization Committee
Vice President, Milford Columbus Committee
Former Board Member, Boys & Girls Club of Milford (Founding/Former Director)
Former St. Mark School Advisory Board and Home School Association President
More About
Vincent is actively involved in his local community and has longstanding ties to civic, educational, and charitable organizations in Milford, Connecticut. He also maintains a strong interest in competitive tennis and community engagement.