July 08, 2026

Since the early 1970s, Cuddy + Feder has helped shape communities by representing real estate developers. Among our earliest clients were the visionaries who transformed Westchester County's I-287 corridor into one of the region's premier business and commercial centers.

As our clients grew, so did we. Over the decades, our practice expanded throughout New York and into Connecticut. By the late 1990s, many of those same clients were pursuing new opportunities in the Hudson Valley.

We recognized what they saw: the Hudson Valley's extraordinary potential. So we established a local presence, bringing Cuddy + Feder's decades of experience and commitment to the communities where our clients were investing, building, and growing.

In 2001, we opened our Hudson Valley office. It was a natural extension of the relationships we had built and the clients we had served for decades. Our presence here deepened our commitment to the clients and communities we already knew well. Many members of our team already lived here, raised their families here, and were personally invested in the future of the Hudson Valley. Establishing a local office simply made it easier to provide the responsive, accessible legal counsel our clients expect and deserve.

Today, more than 25 years later, that commitment remains as strong as ever. Wherever our clients need us, we're proud to continue serving the communities we've helped build, and the ones we're honored to call home.

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June 25, 2026
Cuddy + Feder partner and Chair of the Firm’s Land Use Practice Group, Lucia Chiocchio, was installed as Secretary of the Board of Directors of ArtsWestchester during the organization’s Annual Meeting on June 24. An enthusiastic supporter of ArtsWestchester and its mission to strengthen the region through the arts, Lucia is actively involved with the organization. Her appointment to the leadership team reflects her ongoing commitment to the cultural institutions ... Read More >
June 22, 2026
The Journal News highlights the proposal by Cuddy + Feder client DS Pleasantville LLC, to replace a Key Foods Supermarket with a new Pre-K program and several retail stores. Presenting to the village planning commissioners, C+F’s Jessica Zalin explained that the supermarket is being shut down, and the new proposal would revitalize the area. You can read the full article here (may require a subscription): Pleasantville Key Food store could ... Read More >