'Humble Yet Assertive': Recently Retired Chief Justice Robinson Named Partner at CT Law Firm
The arrival of Chief Justice Robinson (ret.) to Day Pitney was featured in the Hartford Business Journal article, "'Humble Yet Assertive': Recently Retired Chief Justice Robinson Named Partner at CT Law Firm." Robinson recently retired from his role as the Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice, where he oversaw CT's Judicial Branch and presided over its highest court.
"His distinguished career, both on the bench and advocating for diversity, equity and inclusion, aligns perfectly with our firm's values," said Gregory A. Hayes, Managing Partner at Day Pitney. "His wisdom, leadership and experience will be an incredible asset to our firm and clients."
Robinson joins the firms' Litigation department and Appellate practice as a partner and will also work with the firm's DEI team.
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