“I find effective and cost-efficient resolutions that meet my clients’ needs, achieving settlement when possible, and engaging in aggressive litigation when necessary.”

Peter Royer is a commercial litigator whose practice includes bankruptcy and real estate related litigation. His commercial litigation practice focuses on the following types of matters:

foreclosures,
collection actions,
commercial evictions,
prejudgment remedy applications,
business and contract disputes, and
quiet title actions concerning boundary disputes, adverse possession claims, and various title defects.

Peter has represented secured and unsecured creditors in a variety of bankruptcy proceedings. He has tried several cases to conclusion in state and bankruptcy court, consistently securing favorable judgments for his clients.

In addition to his litigation practice, Peter routinely represents commercial lenders in connection with workouts, loan restructures, forbearance agreements, and loan sales. Moreover, he represents property owners and mortgagees with respect to title claims and other defects.

Peter stays informed on the latest developments of his field and is an active member of the Connecticut Bar Association’s Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section. He is also a member of the Oliver Ellsworth Inn of Court, a nationwide organization that works to foster excellence in professionalism, ethics, civility and legal skills.