Minchella & Associates, L.L.C.
Suite 14
984 Southford Road
Middlebury, Connecticut 06762
The concept that small is better is not new. The Ringelmann Effect and the LEGO study are two examples of what we believe to be true. At Minchella Law, Small is the Best, because:
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Exit 16 (Route 188 Middlebury/Southford). Go right at the end of the ramp. Travel for approximately 3/4 of a mile. Our building is on the left, 984 Southford Road, immediately past Middlebury Consignment on your right, and just before the Middlebury Racquet Club.
Take Interstate 95 North to Route 8 North (also known as 25/8 connector from I-95) to Interstate 84 West towards Danbury (approximately 30 miles). Follow the directions above from Interstate 84 Westbound.
Take Interstate 684 North to Interstate 84 East. Then follow the directions below from Danbury.
Exit 16 (Route 188 Middlebury/Southford). Go right at the end of the ramp. Travel for approximately one mile. Our building is on the left, 984 Southford Road, immediately past Middlebury Consignment on your right, and just before the Middlebury Racquet Club.
Handicapped parking spaces are available as is a ramp entrance into the building.
Enter the building atrium, go to the right through the metal door, and our office is immediately on your left, Suite 14.
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