Tag: Day Pitney
Day Pitney expands environmental practice with new partner
Etela will be based in the firm’s Stamford office.
Stamford nonprofit SilverSource aims high with new board chairman
SilverSource, which for the last 100-plus years has served the needs of area senior citizens, has welcomed new board chairman Dr. Thomas Getreuer, who recently retired from his career as a dentist.
Stamford’s Day Pitney expands in Florida via merger with Richman Greer
The combined firm will retain Richman Greer's existing offices in Miami and West Palm Beach as well as all personnel.
Stamford’s Day Pitney taps Thomas Goldberg as managing partner
Goldberg is a former chair of the board of Connecticut Legal Services, the largest provider of pro bono legal services to low-income people in the state.
Day Pitney adds two partners in Stamford
Peter J. Bilfield and Steven M. Gold were attorneys at Shipman & Goodwin.
Connecticut business leaders hope for the best from Trump administration
“Is it a cause for hope, concern, or seeing opportunities? Probably all three,” said Joe McGee of The Business Council of Fairfield County.
Day Pitney re-elects executive committee, elects new executive board
Partners at the law firm conducted elections for its three-member executive committee and the four other partners who, with the executive committee, serve on the executive board.
Injunction secures Internet access for nonprofits
Day Pitney battles Sprint in a case affecting schools and other nonprofits.
Column: Federal actions spur sunny options
Day Piney lawyer assesses solar options.
Stamford’s Day Pitney expands to Florida
Stamford-based law firm Day Pitney, with 300 attorneys practicing in multiple offices between Boston and Washington, D.C., is now in Florida.
Old days ‘forever gone’ for law firms
Day Pitney L.L.P. managing partner Stanley A. Twardy says the firm and the practice of law have experienced significant changes since the firm's predecessor arrived in Fairfield County 35 years ago.
Tech council to honor women innovators
Seven women from Fairfield and New Haven counties were among 53 finalists announced yesterday by the Connecticut Technology Council for the ninth annual Women of Innovation awards.