Mager & Mager
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
87 River St.
Milford, Connecticut 06460
Founded 1957
Firm History:
Zampano & Mager                                                   1957-1959
Law Offices of Joseph J. Mager                             1959-1984
Mager & Mager                                                        1984-present

Firm Members:

Joseph J. Mager, Jr.,  Partner

  Fairfield University,  B.A.,  1976
  University of Bridgeport School of Law,  J.D.  1981

  Joe is admitted to practice by the Connecticut Bar (1981).
  He is a member of the Milford and Connecticut Bar
  Associations. Joe is a general practitioner of law including
  real estate transactions (residential and commercial), zoning
  and land use, estate planning and probate.  He is actively
  involved in many civic associations and societies.  He lives
  in Milford with his wife and two children.

John J. Mager,  Partner

  Fairfield University,  B.A.,  1987
  University of Bridgeport School of Law, J.D.,
  Magna Cum Laude, 1990

  John is admitted to practice by the Connecticut Bar (1990)
  and the Federal Bar for the District of Connecticut.  He is a
  member of the Milford Bar Association and serves on its
  Board as a Director.  He also belongs to the Connecticut Bar
  Association, Connecticut Trial  Lawyer Association,
  American Association for Justice, and the National Institute for      
   Trial Advocacy.  He is an Attorney Trial Referee
  and Arbitrator  for the Superior Court of the State of
  Connecticut.  He is  a public arbitrator for the Financial
  Industry Regulatory Authority.  He serves as a
  Special Master for the  Family  Law section of the
  Superior Court for the State of  Connecticut.  John practices
  law in the areas of family law, criminal law and plaintiff
  personal injury litigation.  He resides in Milford with his wife
  and three children.

Joseph J. Mager, Sr. (1926-2007)

  Dartmouth College, B.A.,  1950
  Yale University School of Law,  J.D.,  1955

  Joe, Sr. was admitted to practice by the Connecticut Bar, the
  Federal Bar for the District of Connecticut, and the United
  States Supreme Court.  He was a member of the Milford and
  Connecticut Bar Associations.  He was a respected father,
  lawyer and friend.  He passed away on April 18, 2007.  His
  sons begin each day with the promise to aspire to the high
  standards he established.