Day Pitney New York Attorneys Gregory R. Bruno, Alfred W. J. Marks and Emma K. Pletenycky authored the article "Class Gifts and NY's 'Adoption Out' Statute: Guidance for NY Fiduciaries on Minimizing Litigation Risks" for the New York Law Journal. The article aims to assist fiduciaries of New York trusts and estates in navigating class gifts while minimizing the risk of litigation.

The arrival of Litigation Associate Christopher Parmele to the firm was featured in The Palm Beach Post article, "Top Palm Beach County Professionals, Business People on the Move for the Week of Dec. 8." Parmele, based in the West Palm Beach office, represents clients in commercial litigation matters.

The purpose of this monthly series Patently Enabled is to share simplified patent-related information to assist non-patent practitioners in making the best decisions when considering their intellectual property rights.

The Florida Bar News' 'On the Move' column recently featured the arrival of four new associates to our Florida offices.

Day Pitney Litigation Department Chair Manuel Garcia-Linares was featured in the Daily Business Review article, "Florida Supreme Court Clarifies Qualifications for Court – Appointed Arbitrators." Garcia

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Day Pitney Litigation Attorneys Michael L. Fialkoff and Andrew R. Ingalls authored the article "NJ Appellate Division Holds 'Clickwrap' Arbitration Provision Enforceable," for the New Jersey Law Journal.

The news of Brooke Penrose joining Day Pitney as a partner in the firm's Intellectual Property and Technology practice was featured in Thomson Reuters' The Daily Docket Industry Moves column. Penrose is based in Boston.

The arrival of Day Pitney Intellectual Property Partner Brooke Penrose was featured in Law360 article "Day Pitney Adds Trademark, Copyright Pro in Boston."

The purpose of this monthly series Patently Enabled is to share simplified patent-related information to assist non-patent practitioners in making the best decisions when considering their intellectual property rights.