Continental Who's Who

Samuel J. Bernstein

Samuel J. Bernstein is recognized by Continental Who’s Who as a Pinnacle Professional Member in the Legal field. Bernstein’s professional title is Attorney at the firm of Zone & Bernstein, LLC. He brings his services to the firm’s clients on a statewide level, and utilizes his expertise in commercial real estate and probate law. According to its Manta.com listing, the firm of Zone & Bernstein, LLC, is “a privately held company in Stamford and is a single location business.” Records show “it was established in 1960 and incorporated in Connecticut. Current estimates show the company has annual revenue of $190,000 and employs a staff of approximately two employees.” With a career spanning more than 50 years, some of Bernstein’s notable cases include Adamson v. Adamson – a personal property tax case in the City of Stamford – and other reported taxation and real estate cases.

He has also appeared five times before the Supreme Court of Connecticut in relation to a number of cases, including a custody action within the United States. He is admitted to practice law in the state of Connecticut as well as the Federal District Court. Additionally, Bernstein has served on the Planning Board of the City of Stamford for a total of ten years, formerly in the role of Chairman. “I attribute my success to being understanding and a strong listener regarding the needs of my clients,” Bernstein said. Bernstein earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Brown University in 1953. He then went on to complete his Juris Doctor from Yale University in 1956. To further his professional development, Bernstein is a member of the Connecticut Bar Association as well as the American Bar Association, and was admitted to both in1956.

 In recognition of his outstanding efforts and accomplishments in the field, he was admitted to Top Attorneys of North America – 2017 Edition, and was named a Martindale-Hubbell® Distinguished Peer Rated Attorney for High Professional Achievement in 2017. When not working, Bernstein enjoys playing the violin and reading. He dedicates this recognition to his wife, Sarey F. Bernstein. For more information, visit www.zandb.com (currently under construction).