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Bulkley, Richardson and Gellinas
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fhardee@bulkley.com
P: (413) 272-6283
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Practice Areas
Real Estate
Litigation
Environmental Law

Education
Hampshire College, B.A., 1978
Emory University School of Law, J.D., 1981

Admissions
1981, Massachusetts
United States District Court, District of Massachusetts
United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit

Memberships
American Bar Association
Massachusetts Bar Association
Massachusetts Real Estate Bar Association
Hampden County Real Estate Bar Association

Felicity Hardee

Biography:

Felicity Hardee is the Chairman of the Real Estate Department. She also serves as the Chairman of the firm's Technology Committee and has previously served on the Executive Committee.

Felicity represents clients in a wide range of real estate matters, including permitting, conveyancing, leasing and financing commercial, industrial and residential property. She regularly counsels clients with respect to problems involving title, zoning, wetlands and environmental contamination. She represents clients in all aspects of real estate disputes and appears in state and federal court and before local agencies and regulators. She also assists clients developing multi-unit affordable housing projects and provides general legal advice to nonprofit entities developing real estate in Western Massachusetts. Other components of her practice include commercial evictions and formation of condominiums.

Felicity lectures at Western New England College School of Law on environmental issues arising in commercial real estate transactions. She serves on the Registries Committee of the Massachusetts Real Estate Bar Association and has previously served as a member of the Conservation Commission for the Town of Amherst.


Publications:

Fullilove and the Minority Set Aside: In Search of An Affirmative Action Rationale, 29 EMORY LAW JOURNAL 1127 (1980)

Litigation and Government Enforcement under the "New" General Laws c. 21E, in DEALING WITH THE NEW CHAPTER 21E, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (1992)


Representative Experience:

Represented nonprofit affordable housing developer in low income housing tax credit project.

Represented client in a matter of first impression in the Supreme Judicial Court involving real estate taxation of improvements constructed after the statutory valuation date.

Represented economic development industrial corporation in acquisition and disposition of property previously used as a campus serving developmentally disabled individuals.

LexisNexis: Martindale-Hubbell
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