Christopher M. McKeon practices in the areas of commercial litigation, commercial and residential real estate, banking law and general business law.

A large portion of Mr. McKeon’s litigation experience involves real estate issues including foreclosure, summary process and other landlord - tenant disputes, tax appeals, condemnation appeals, zoning appeals, mechanic’s lien claims, and other property related litigation. Mr. McKeon is experienced in pre-trial motion practice in both state and federal court, he is familiar with all available mediation forums, and he has tried many commercial cases to judgment. Mr. McKeon’s litigation clients include commercial banks and other financial institutions, property management companies, small and large businesses, as well as individuals.

Mr. McKeon also has extensive experience in commercial and residential real estate. He has represented clients in a wide variety of real estate transactions including sales, refinances, purchases and leases.

Mr. McKeon’s banking practice involves advising bank clients in the areas of negotiable instruments, lending, deposits, collateral and other issues governed by the Uniform Commercial Code. Mr. McKeon has assisted a major Connecticut bank in instructing customer service personnel in the areas of business organization, civil process, and probate issues affecting the bank’s day-to-day operations.

In addition to the foregoing, Mr. McKeon represents numerous small business clients in forming corporations, partnerships, and limited liability companies. He continues to serve as counsel to such business clients addressing a wide range of legal issues affecting their business operations.

Mr. McKeon is admitted to practice in Connecticut in both state and federal court and in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. He received his B.A. in Political Science from Fairfield University in 1988 and his J.D., magna cum laude, from Quinnipiac College School of Law in 1991 where he served as Executive Managing Editor for the Quinnipiac Law Review.