Shipman & Goodwin taps former AG Jepsen to lead new practice groupShipman & Goodwin LLP says it's hired former Attorney General George Jepsen and his top lieutenant, marking the second round of high-profile former state government leaders the Hartford law firm has... |
Hartford’s Murtha Cullina brings on ex-DMV commishHartford law firm Murtha Cullina says it's hired the recently departed commissioner of the state Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). |
Hartford’s Robinson+Cole debuts new locationsHartford law firm Robinson+Cole has expanded its bankruptcy practice with the launch of new offices in Pennsylvania and Delaware. |
Would-be Hartford med-tech investor loses assets in courtWith a federal judge's approval, a lender has seized core assets from CliniFlow Technologies, a company that burned through $400,000 of taxpayer money in a failed campaign to build a $45 million... |
Hartford’s Shipman & Goodwin taps DCF’s Katz as partnerThe former commissioner of Connecticut's Department of Children and Families (DCF) has joined Hartford law firm Shipman & Goodwin LLP as a partner. |
Thomas Goldberg | Managing Partner, Day PitneyHartford law firm Day Pitney LLP, which has over 100 attorneys locally and is the third-largest firm in Greater Hartford, has been eyeing growth in another state lately: Florida. |
Hartford's Day Pitney completes Florida expansionHartford law firm Day Pitney LLP says it has completed its merger with a Florida-based firm. |
Day Pitney inks merger with Florida law firmHartford law firm Day Pitney LLP says it will expand its Florida presence following a merger with a veteran firm located in Miami and West Palm Beach. |
Law firm Akin Gump opens in HartfordRenowned New York law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP has opened its first Connecticut office in downtown Hartford to house its reassembled global debt-finance practice. |
Bristol attorney, former councilwoman admits to defrauding clientsA Bristol attorney and former city council member has admitted to defrauding clients out of more than $169,400, with a portion used to finance her husband's startup radio station, prosecutors say. |