Kevin Daly

Kevin P. Daly

(he/him/his)

Counsel

Kevin P. Daly

(he/him/his)

Counsel

  • Overview

    Biography

    Kevin P. Daly focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation and trade compliance issues. He is a member of Robinson+Cole's Business Litigation Group and Manufacturing Industry Team.

    Litigation
    Kevin represents a variety of clients, including manufacturers, insurance companies, and other businesses, in complex litigation. He has represented clients in class actions (including insurance class actions, consumer class actions, and class actions related to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act), and product liability actions. He represents businesses in a range of commercial disputes, such as claims for breach of contract and unfair trade practices. Kevin has achieved successes for his clients, including successfully defending a manufacturer in an attachment action which sought to seize property of a third party which had been in the client’s possession.

    Trade Compliance / Regulation
    Kevin represents clients in connection with a diverse array of trade compliance matters.  He advises clients on a variety of trade regulations, including Export Administration Regulations (EAR), International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), and U.S. import regulations.  He also assists clients in developing facility and technology control plans to ensure that access to controlled technical data is managed consistent with applicable trade regulations. Additionally, he advises clients regarding Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) compliance and risk assessment and the development of anti-corruption policies and training. Kevin also has experience defending False Claims Act litigation on behalf of companies with financial relationships with the U.S. government. He has experience conducting internal compliance reviews to identify and remedy potential trade compliance violations and strengthen compliance policies and procedures.

    Pro Bono
    Throughout his career, Kevin has maintained a robust pro bono practice focusing on criminal defense, criminal post-conviction, and civil and human rights matters. He also helped coordinate a pro bono legal clinic on behalf of homeless clients in Massachusetts.
    Prior to joining Robinson+Cole, Kevin worked for a large global law firm. He represented clients in the pharmaceutical sector in matters alleging violations of the False Claims Act, unfair trade practices, consumer protection statutes, and common law. In addition, he represented financial services clients in the arbitration and litigation of complex commercial disputes.


    While in law school, Kevin was a clinical student for the Southern Center for Human Rights and an intern for the ACLU of North Carolina. After graduating from law school, he served as a law clerk for Justice Judith A. Cowin of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
     

  • Experience
    • Experience

      Experience

      • Represented an industrial equipment manufacturer in proceedings brought by judgment creditors seeking to attach a customer’s equipment that had been shipped to manufacturer for repair. Successfully opposed preliminary injunction and attachment motions in two different venues.

      • Represented clothing manufacturer in negotiating pre-litigation settlement of consumer protection claims regarding advertising of consumer products.

      • Advised telecommunications equipment vendor regarding export compliance and the development of an export control compliance plan.

      • Conducted review of trade compliance policies and procedures for global electronics manufacturer. 

      • Represented food producer in negotiation of settlement of consumer protection claims regarding advertising and market of products.

      • Represented insurer in negotiation of class settlement regarding challenge to sublimit provision in homeowners insurance policies. 

      • Represented bank in connection with threatened disclosure of confidential customer information by former third party vendor.

      • Counseled multiple clients on compliance with Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR).

      • Developed facility and technology control plans for multiple clients.

      • Advised beverage manufacturer on import compliance issues.

      • Conducted review of anti-corruption policies and procedures for industrial equipment manufacturer.

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    • Professional Associations

      Professional Associations

      American Bar Association

      Connecticut Bar Association
    • Honors + Awards

      Honors + Awards

      Selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© in the area of Commercial Litigation since 2021.

    • Community Involvement

      Community Involvement

      Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society
      Board of Trustees (2022 - 2025)
  • NEWS + PRESS
    • Publications

      Publications

      "What Is the Scope of Russian Sanctions?" co-authored with Edward J. Heath, published in IndustryWeek (6/20/2022)
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        • What Is the Scope of Russian Sanctions?

        "What Is the Scope of Russian Sanctions?" co-authored by Edward J. Heath and Kevin P. Daly, published in IndustryWeek (6/20/2022)

        In the article, the authors counsel that a “clear-eyed assessment of the scope of the new sanctions is essential to understanding how to navigate them in the months, and possibly years, ahead.” Despite this complexity, there are techniques available that companies want to consider when evaluating business opportunities in light of the current and evolving restrictions. Read the article.


      "Is Your FCPA Corporate Compliance Program Up to Date? US DOJ Issues Revised Guidance," co-authored with Edward J. Heath, published on ACCDocket.com (7/24/2020)
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        • Is Your FCPA Corporate Compliance Program Up to Date? US DOJ Issues Revised Guidance

        "Is Your FCPA Corporate Compliance Program Up to Date? US DOJ Issues Revised Guidance," co-authored by Edward J. Heath and Kevin P. Daly, published on ACCDocket.com (7/24/2020)

        Business Litigation Group lawyers Edward J. Heath and Kevin P. Daly authored the article “Is Your FCPA Corporate Compliance Program Up to Date? US DOJ Issues Revised Guidance” published on ACCDocket.com on July 24, 2020. Co-authored with Sasha Glassman, assistant general counsel for global materials manufacturing company Rogers Corporation, the article examines the revised guidance for how companies should structure their US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) corporate compliance policies issued by the Criminal Division of the Department of Justice on June 1, 2020. ACCDocket.com is the website for the official member publication of the Association of Corporate Counsel, ACC Docket. Read the full article.


      "Inverse Condemnation: Subsumption and Ripeness of Related Constitutional Claims," published in Practical Law, co-authored with Brian R. Smith and Evan J. Seeman (6/7/2018)
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        • Inverse Condemnation: Subsumption and Ripeness of Related Constitutional Claims

        "Inverse Condemnation: Subsumption and Ripeness of Related Constitutional Claims," published in Practical Law, co-authored by Kevin P. Daly, Brian R. Smith and Evan J. Seeman (6/7/2018)

        The Practice Note offers strategies and procedure for obtaining dismissal of constitutional claims that are ancillary to an inverse condemnation, or regulatory takings, claim. The Note describes the application of the Williamson County ripeness requirements to related constitutional claims, including procedural due process, substantive due process, and equal protection claims. It all discusses a takings claim's potentially preclusive effect on related claims that are coextensive with, and subsumed by, the takings remedy. 

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      "Inverse Condemnation: Asserting the Ripeness in Federal Courts," published in Practical Law, co-authored with Brian R. Smith and Evan J. Seeman (6/7/2018)
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        • Inverse Condemnation: Asserting the Ripeness in Federal Courts

        "Inverse Condemnation: Asserting the Ripeness in Federal Courts," published in Practical Law, co-authored by Kevin P. Daly, Brian R. Smith and Evan J. Seeman (6/7/2018)

        The Practice Note provides considerations to government counsel on asserting the ripeness defense in Fifth Amendment takings or inverse condemnation claims. The Note discusses the Williamson County exhaustion and finality requirements, the futility exception, and procedural aspects of asserting the defense in a motion to dismiss and a motion for summary judgment.

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    • Presentations

      Presentations

      "Class Certification Evidence—What Are the Standards of Admissibility and Probative Value Among the Circuits?" presented by Strafford (3/2/2023)
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        • Class Certification Evidence—What Are the Standards of Admissibility and Probative Value Among the Circuits?

        "Class Certification Evidence—What Are the Standards of Admissibility and Probative Value Among the Circuits?" presented by Kevin P. Daly, presented by Strafford (3/2/2023)

        The panel of class action attorneys covered what evidence courts in different circuits can, will, or may consider when ruling on a motion to certify a class under Federal Rule 23. The panel also reviewed the existing split among the circuits regarding whether courts should entertain only admissible evidence or whether they may consider evidence that would be excluded at trial, the differing rationales in the circuits, and then offer best practices and strategies for opposing or narrowing class certification both in jurisdictions that have not yet taken a side and those that have.


      "Doing Business in Canada," as a moderator during the R+C-hosted event (7/28/2022)
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        • Doing Business in Canada

        "Doing Business in Canada," presented by Kevin P. Daly, as a moderator during the R+C-hosted event (7/28/2022)

        The Hartford office hosted the U.S. Commercial Service, the Canadian Consulate General in New York and the Connecticut District Export Council for an afternoon program on trade and investment with Canada with a focus on opportunities for Connecticut firms to develop and strengthen trade ties with Canada.

        Managing Partner Rhonda Tobin and CT Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz gave a welcome and opening remarks to more 70 attendees. Canada's Deputy Consul General André Frenette, the Canadian Consulate General in New York, the U.S. Commercial Service Ottawa, and logistics experts offered an economic and business overview of the Canadian market and covered key industry sectors in Canada. There was also a panel session on best practices for trading with Canada. Business Litigation Group lawyer Kevin Daly moderated a logistics session regarding United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) and export documentation.


      "Class Certification Evidence: Standards of Admissibility and Probative Value Among the Circuits: Strategies for Opposing or Narrowing Class Certification and Preserving Objections," as a Strafford CLE webinar (2/17/2022)
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        • Class Certification Evidence: Standards of Admissibility and Probative Value Among the Circuits: Strategies for Opposing or Narrowing Class Certification and Preserving Objections

        "Class Certification Evidence: Standards of Admissibility and Probative Value Among the Circuits: Strategies for Opposing or Narrowing Class Certification and Preserving Objections," presented by Kevin P. Daly, as a Strafford CLE webinar (2/17/2022)

        Class certification typically increases a putative class' bargaining power in settlement negotiations, thus elevating the importance of how defendants choose to handle evidence both pre- and post-certification. Yet, how a particular court will analyze class certification and what evidence may be admitted in class certification proceedings is not uniform among the federal circuits or district courts, and the split could be getting worse. Additionally, there are numerous splits among the circuits on what is required to prove the elements for class certification.

        The panel of class action attorneys discussed the standards of admissibility of evidence at class certification and best strategies for leveraging ambiguities. The course, which featured live, interactive Q&A, focused on what evidence a court may consider when ruling on a plaintiff's motion to certify a class action. In particular, panelists discussed whether such courts are limited to considering only admissible evidence or whether, when determining class certification, the court may consider evidence that it would exclude at trial. The panel also reviewed the existing split among the circuits, discussed the various rationales, and offered best practices and strategies for opposing or narrowing class certification both in jurisdictions that have not yet taken a side and those that have.


      "Personal Jurisdiction in Class Actions After Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Super. Ct. of Cal," which offered counsel new arguments for challenging class actions at the pleadings and the pre-certification and certification stages on jurisdictional grounds. (7/28/2020)
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        • Personal Jurisdiction in Class Actions After Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Super. Ct. of Cal

        "Personal Jurisdiction in Class Actions After Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Super. Ct. of Cal," presented by Kevin P. Daly, which offered counsel new arguments for challenging class actions at the pleadings and the pre-certification and certification stages on jurisdictional grounds. (7/28/2020)

        Business Litigation Group member Kevin Daly co-presented Strafford's webinar, "Personal Jurisdiction in Class Actions After Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Super. Ct. of Cal" on July 28, 2020. The CLE webinar offered counsel new arguments for challenging class actions at the pleadings and the pre-certification and certification stages on jurisdictional grounds, as well as guidance in applying a landmark Supreme Court decision to class actions. Along with an overview of the case, the presentation also included discussion of recent court opinions and select district court opinions construing Bristol-Myers; challenging personal jurisdiction at the class certification stage; recent developments in personal jurisdiction jurisprudence that may affect litigation strategy in nationwide class action in light of Bristol-Myers; and prohibitions against using discovery to find a plaintiff.  


      "Pursuing or Challenging Rule 23(b)(3) Class Certification: Lessons From In re Hyundai," as a Strafford Webinars program. (10/30/2019)
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        • Pursuing or Challenging Rule 23(b)(3) Class Certification: Lessons From In re Hyundai

        "Pursuing or Challenging Rule 23(b)(3) Class Certification: Lessons From In re Hyundai," presented by Kevin P. Daly, as a Strafford Webinars program. (10/30/2019)

        Business Litigation Group Counsel Kevin Daly co-presented a webinar entitled “Pursuing or Challenging Rule 23(b)(3) Class Certification: Lessons From In re Hyundai” on October 30, 2019. The Strafford Webinars program was co-presented with two other class action practitioners. Kevin and the other panelists discussed the Ninth Circuit Court’s recent class certification decision in In re Hyundai & Kia Fuel Econ. Litig., the likely implications of the decision on the litigation and settlement of nationwide class actions, and recent applications of the decision in district courts.


      "Export Control Compliance and Trade Sanction Avoidance," presented at the "Compliance and Enforcement: Are Your Internal Practices Up To Date?" program. (9/12/2019)
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        • Export Control Compliance and Trade Sanction Avoidance

        "Export Control Compliance and Trade Sanction Avoidance," presented by Kevin P. Daly, presented at the "Compliance and Enforcement: Are Your Internal Practices Up To Date?" program. (9/12/2019)

        Business Litigation Group counsel Kevin Daly presented at the “Compliance and Enforcement: Are Your Internal Practices Up To Date?” program hosted in Darien, CT on September 12, 2019 by the Westchester/Southern Connecticut Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel. Kevin presented on export control compliance and avoidance of trade sanctions, which addressed the basic requirements of the relevant laws, areas of recent enforcement focus, and elements of a successful compliance program. The half-day seminar was attended by more than 50 in-house lawyers. 


      "International Space Trade Summit," co-presented with Jeffrey J. White and Edward J. Heath, in Hartford, CT (5/19-21/2019)
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        • International Space Trade Summit

        "International Space Trade Summit," co-presented by Kevin P. Daly, Jeffrey J. White and Edward J. Heath, in Hartford, CT (5/19-21/2019)

        Kevin Daly was a panelist during the session “Export Compliance – An Industry Perspective: OEM & Supply Chain Perspectives on Meeting the Technological Challenges of Space.” Jeff White served as chair of the steering committee for the compliance track of programs. Ed Heath spoke on a panel focused on “Government Contracting and Related Compliance Strategies,” which covered topics including anti-bribery laws (such as the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act), government contracting, and cybersecurity requirements.


    • News

      R+C in the News

      • July 6, 2022

        Ed Heath and Kevin Daly Author IndustryWeek Article on Scope of Russian Sanctions

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          Ed Heath and Kevin Daly Author IndustryWeek Article on Scope of Russian Sanctions

          Business Litigation Group lawyers Edward J. Heath and Kevin P. Daly authored the article “What Is the Scope of Russian Sanctions?” published in IndustryWeek on June 20, 2022. In the piece, Ed and Kevin counsel that a “clear-eyed assessment of the scope of the new sanctions is essential to understanding how to navigate them in the months, and possibly years, ahead.” Despite this complexity, there are techniques available that companies want to consider when evaluating business opportunities in light of the current and evolving restrictions. Read the article.

      • May 26, 2022

        Kevin Daly Appointed to Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society Board of Trustees

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          Kevin Daly Appointed to Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society Board of Trustees

          Business Litigation Group lawyer Kevin P. Daly was appointed to serve a three-year term on the Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society (NWH & WHHS) Board of Trustees during the organization’s annual meeting on May 24, 2022. The NWH & WHHS is located in the restored 18th-century birthplace and childhood home of Noah Webster, the creator of the first American dictionary and “Blue-Backed Speller”, a teacher, lawyer and early abolitionist. According to its website, the mission of the NWH & WHHS is to “preserve, interpret, and champion Noah Webster’s legacy and birthplace, as well as the evolving history of West Hartford, the town that nurtured him.” Each year the Noah Webster House serves approximately 10,000 school children and thousands of general visitors from around the world. Read more about the NWH & WHHS.

      • July 27, 2020

        Ed Heath and Kevin Daly Author Article on FCPA Corporate Compliance Published on ACCDocket.com

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          Ed Heath and Kevin Daly Author Article on FCPA Corporate Compliance Published on ACCDocket.com

          Business Litigation Group lawyers Edward J. Heath and Kevin P. Daly authored the article “Is Your FCPA Corporate Compliance Program Up to Date? US DOJ Issues Revised Guidance” published on ACCDocket.com on July 24, 2020. Co-authored with Sasha Glassman, assistant general counsel for global materials manufacturing company Rogers Corporation, the article examines the revised guidance for how companies should structure their US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) corporate compliance policies issued by the Criminal Division of the Department of Justice on June 1, 2020. ACCDocket.com is the website for the official member publication of the Association of Corporate Counsel, ACC Docket. Read the full article.

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      • May 24, 2019

        Robinson+Cole Receives Presidential Award for Export Service

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          Robinson+Cole Receives Presidential Award for Export Service

          Robinson+Cole received the Presidential Award for Export Service - the only law firm recognized among 48 awardees from across the U.S. Jeff White and Kevin Daly accepted the award on behalf of the firm presented by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross and Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade Gilbert B. Kaplan at a ceremony in Washington, D.C. on May 23, 2019. The "E" Award is the highest recognition any U.S. entity can receive for making a significant contribution to the expansion of U.S. exports.

          In a congratulatory letter to the firm, Secretary Ross said “Robinson+Cole has demonstrated a sustained commitment to export expansion. The "E" Awards Committee was very impressed with Robinson+Cole's work of broad impact within the business community to further expand U.S. exports. Your company's case studies demonstrating measurable export growth achieved by its clients were also particularly notable. Robinson+Cole's achievements have undoubtedly contributed to national export expansion efforts that support the U.S. economy and create American jobs.” The firm was honored to have R+C alumna, Joanne Rapuano, Chief Compliance Officer, North America for Embraer Executive Aircraft, Inc. join us at the ceremony. Jeff, Kevin and Joanne also met with U.S. Senators Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal while in D.C. yesterday. Please see photos posted to R+C’s LinkedIn. 

      • May 21, 2019

        Ed Heath, Kevin Daly and Jeff White Speak at International Space Trade Summit

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          Ed Heath, Kevin Daly and Jeff White Speak at International Space Trade Summit

          Robinson+Cole was a sponsor of the International Space Trade Summit in Hartford, CT on May 19-21, 2019, presented by the U.S. Department of Commerce. Kevin Daly was a panelist during the session “Export Compliance – An Industry Perspective: OEM & Supply Chain Perspectives on Meeting the Technological Challenges of Space.” Jeff White served as chair of the steering committee for the compliance track of programs. Ed Heath spoke on a panel focused on “Government Contracting and Related Compliance Strategies,” which covered topics including anti-bribery laws (such as the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act), government contracting, and cybersecurity requirements.

          The Summit focused on aerospace and defense, advanced manufacturing and IT companies from the "5 Eyes" alliance countries - U.S., Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the U.K. - bringing those capabilities and the countries’ high-tech supply chains into the global space sector conversation. Current and future capabilities required to be in the sector as well as available opportunities were discussed, and companies were introduced to the space agencies, original equipment manufacturers, and supply chain subject matter experts in the 5 Eyes countries, allowing the firms to gain a better understanding of their respective space sectors.  Check out news and photos from the conference on LinkedIn.

      • September 18, 2018

        Robinson+Cole Victory Featured in Connecticut Law Tribune

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          Robinson+Cole Victory Featured in Connecticut Law Tribune

          Robinson+Cole was featured in the article “Federal Judge Rules Against Norwalk's Request to Dismiss Suit Seeking Halfway House in Community,” published in the Connecticut Law Tribune on September 14, 2018. The article covers the firm’s victory in Firetree, Ltd. v. Norwalk (D. Conn., 2018) in which U.S. District Judge Michael Shea of the District of Connecticut “struck down virtually every claim the city brought forward in its effort to dismiss the lawsuit.” Firetree Ltd., which operates halfway houses in Pennsylvania and New York, claimed the city’s denial of certain permits was discriminatory against the disabled. Firetree is represented by Real Estate + Development Group lawyers Thomas P. Cody and Evan J. Seeman, and Business Litigation Group lawyers Frank F. Coulom Jr. and Kevin P. Daly. Read the full article.

      • June 18, 2018

        Kevin Daly, Evan Seeman, and Brian Smith Publish Practice Notes on Inverse Condemnation for Thomson Reuters Practical Law™

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          Kevin Daly, Evan Seeman, and Brian Smith Publish Practice Notes on Inverse Condemnation for Thomson Reuters Practical Law™

          Business Litigation Group lawyer Kevin P. Daly and Real Estate + Development Group lawyers Evan J. Seeman and Brian R. Smith authored two practice notes published by Thomson Reuters Practical Law™. The first, entitled “Inverse Condemnation: Asserting the Ripeness in Federal Courts,” provides considerations to government counsel on asserting the ripeness defense in Fifth Amendment takings or inverse condemnation claims. The second practice note, entitled “Inverse Condemnation: Subsumption and Ripeness of Related Constitutional Claims,” offers strategies and procedure for obtaining dismissal of constitutional claims that are ancillary to an inverse condemnation or regulatory takings claim. View the practice notes.

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      R+C News Releases

      • August 18, 2022

        74 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America 2023

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          74 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America 2023

          74 Robinson+Cole lawyers were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2023. Of the 74 lawyers from across the firm’s practice groups and offices named to the list, 54 are from Connecticut. The firm continues to have the highest number of recognized lawyers in the state. Robinson+Cole also has the highest number of listed lawyers in Connecticut in the areas of environmental law insurance law and construction litigation. Only the top 5.3 percent of all practicing lawyers in the U.S. were selected by their peers for inclusion in the 29th edition of The Best Lawyers in America®.

          Additionally, the following five lawyers were named the Best Lawyers® 2023 “Lawyer of the Year” in Hartford, Connecticut, in the noted practice areas: Brian R. Smith in Land Use and Zoning Law, Christine E. Bromberg in Tax Law, James P. Ray in Litigation – Environmental, Joey Lee Miranda in Energy Regulatory Law, Norman H. Roos in Banking and Finance Law, Rachel V. Kushel in Employment Law – Management, Theodore J. Tucci in  Health Care Law and Virginia E. McGarrity – in Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law.

          The third edition of Best Lawyers: “Ones to Watch” was also released, includes 23 Robinson+Cole lawyers. The “Ones to Watch” recognition is given to attorneys early in their careers for their outstanding professional excellence in private practice in the United States. The firm has the highest number of lawyers to receive this designation in Hartford, Connecticut. Read more in the press release.

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      • August 19, 2021

        65 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2022

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          65 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2022

          65 Robinson+Cole lawyers were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2022. Of the 65 lawyers from across the firm’s practice groups and offices named to the list, 49 are from Connecticut. The firm continues to have the highest number of recognized lawyers in the state. Robinson+Cole also has the highest number of listed lawyers in Connecticut in the areas of environmental law and insurance law.

          Additionally, the following five lawyers were named the Best Lawyers® 2022 “Lawyer of the Year” in Hartford, Connecticut, in the noted practice areas: Patrick M. Birney in Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law, Michael F. Maglio in Banking and Finance Law, Robert S. Melvin in Environmental Law, Joey Lee Miranda in Energy Law and Jacqueline Pennino Scheib in Trademark Law. Peter V. Lacouture was also named a Best Lawyers® 2022 “Lawyer of the Year” in Providence, Rhode Island in the area of Energy Law.

          The second edition of Best Lawyers: “Ones to Watch” was also released, of which 17 total Robinson+Cole lawyers are listed in. The “Ones to Watch” recognition is given to attorneys who are earlier in their careers for their outstanding professional excellence in private practice in the United States. Read more in the press release.

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      • August 20, 2020

        61 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2021

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          61 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2021

          61 Robinson+Cole lawyers were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2021. Of the 61 lawyers from across the firm’s practice groups and offices named to the list, 46 are from Connecticut. The firm continues to have the highest number of recognized lawyers in the state. Robinson+Cole also has the highest number of listed lawyers in Connecticut in the areas of environmental law and insurance law.

          Additionally, the following six lawyers were named the Best Lawyers® 2021 “Lawyer of the Year” in Hartford, Connecticut, in the noted practice areas: Michael R. Enright in Litigation – Bankruptcy, Gregory R. Faulkner in Litigation – Construction, Virginia E. McGarrity in Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law, Joey Lee Miranda in Environmental Law, James P. Ray in Litigation – Environmental and Theodore J. Tucci in Health Care Law. Michael S. Giaimo was also named a Best Lawyers® 2021 “Lawyer of the Year” in Boston, Massachusetts, in the area of Land Use and Zoning Law.

          The inaugural edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch was also released, of which 17 total Robinson+Cole lawyers are listed in. The “Ones to Watch” recognition is given to attorneys who are earlier in their careers for their outstanding professional excellence in private practice in the United States. Read more in the press release.

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      • December 17, 2018

        Robinson+Cole Promotes Nine Lawyers to Counsel

    • Legal Updates/Newsletters

      Legal Updates/Newsletters

      "New Round of Sanctions Relevant to Manufacturers Are Launched on the First Anniversary of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine" co-authored with Jeffrey J. White and Edward J. Heath (3/14/23)

      "DOJ Announces Significant Corporate Compliance Initiatives" co-authored with Edward J. Heath, Seth B. Orkand, Benjamin M. Daniels and Dan A. Brody (3/8/2023)

      "Supreme Court Narrows Reach of Computer Crime Statute" co-authored with Seth B. Orkand, Kathryn M. Rattigan and Linn F. Freedman (6/16/2021)