... GLENN RYBACKI is the latest addition to Day Pitney's Hartford office. Rybacki, who focuses on tax matters and debt...
...estate acquisitions, financing and development. Previously, Lavigne was senior counsel to Day Pitney. ...
...151; including five partners — who had formed the core of Day Pitney's New Jersey transactional real estate practice, joined Fox Rothschild's...
Axinn, Veltrop & Harkrider is being recognized by the Law Tribune as the winner of a General Litigation Department of the Year award in the Litigation Boutique category. Axinn Veltrop was founded in
...in Roseland welcomes Michael Lavigne, previously of counsel at Day Pitney in Parsippany, who joins the firm's real estate practice ... Scarinci...
...Opportunity Bancshares. • Day Pitney has added Jeffrey Held as a...
The suit, filed by the widow of Gerald Barandes' client, claims that Barandes repeatedly asked for money toward the end of her husband's life as his health was deteriorating. Barandes claims the clie
...firms — at least two in Connecticut, Pullman & Comley and Day Pitney — have launched new practices to address the perils of the...
...Defense Lawyers of New Jersey. John O'Reilly of Day Pitney, an ACDL-NJ trustee, moved to quash the subpoena, arguing the...
...LATERALS Day Pitney: Jeffrey Held joins the firm's real...
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