Day Pitney Named Law Firm of the Year by Family Wealth Report
Day Pitney LLP was mentioned in an article, "Day Pitney Named Law Firm of the Year by Family Wealth Report," in the Hartford Business Journal. The article reports that Day Pitney was honored by Family Wealth Report at its 2017 awards ceremony in New York City. In presenting the award to Day Pitney, it was noted that the "judges were impressed by the breadth and diversity of this firm's thought leadership. Their rapid expansion shows real commitment to the sector," the article states. For more information, please visit: Law Firm of the Year
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Three Day Pitney Private Client Department Partners were selected for inclusion on Boston magazine's Top Lawyers of 2024 list*. The selected attorneys are: Christine N. Fletcher, Partner – Trusts and Estates; Jordana G. Schreiber, Partner – Trusts and Estates; and Tiffany M. Bentley, Partner – Family Law.
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Day Pitney Miami Partners Melissa A. Rodriguez and Mark A. Romance authored the article "Tradition vs. Technology: Original Paper Wills Are Still Required," for the Daily Business Review.
Boston Partner Heidi Seely has accepted membership to be included in the 2025 American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) Fellows class, she is one of thirty-two individuals across the country to be offered membership at this level.
Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Partner Tasha Dickinson was featured in the Kiplinger article titled, "How to Navigate Finances as a Blended Family."
Katharine A. Coffey, a Real Estate Partner, has a new leadership post after being tapped as vice chair of the firm's corporate and business law department.
Day Pitney International Tax Partner Carl A. Merino authored the article "The Long Arc of Attribution" for Trusts and Estates Magazine.
Boston partner Hether Cahill will be a faculty member during the upcoming Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) “Taking Depositions Interactive Workshop 2024,” including presenting specifically on the topic “Using Demonstratives,” on October 18.