Wystan M. Ackerman

(he/him/his)

Partner

  • Overview

    Biography

    Wystan Ackerman focuses his practice on three main areas: class actions, appeals, and insurance coverage litigation.

    Class Actions

    Wystan chairs the firm's Class Action Team and writes the blog Class Actions Insider. He is one of Connecticut's leading class action defense lawyers, and has a national class action defense practice. Over more than twenty years, Wystan has been involved in defending more than 110 class actions in over 20 jurisdictions. In many of those cases, he prevailed on a dispositive motion. He is currently defending numerous putative class action lawsuits arising from the COVID-19 pandemic involving business interruption insurance claims.

    Wystan successfully petitioned the United States Supreme Court to grant certiorari and was co-counsel on the merits in Standard Fire Insurance Company v. Knowles, 133 S. Ct. 1345 (2013), in which the Court rejected a plaintiff's attempt to evade federal jurisdiction by stipulating that the amount sought would not exceed the $5 million threshold under the Class Action Fairness Act. Wystan has defended putative class action cases involving insurance and financial services, products liability, environmental issues, data breaches, healthcare, higher education, consumer contracts, and securities. He has extensive experience defending major insurers in putative class actions involving homeowners' insurance, auto insurance, underwriting and business practices, and also advises insurers regarding the defense of their insureds in class actions. He has handled insurance class actions involving, for example, general contractor overhead and profit, labor depreciation, diminished value and various other issues. He has chaired the Class Action Special Litigation Group of the Commercial Litigation Committee of the Defense Research Institute (DRI), and is currently vice chair of the Class Action and Multidistrict Section of the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel (FDCC).

    Appeals 

    Wystan also has a national appellate practice, mainly focused on insurance. He has been involved in more than 130 appeals, including appeals in every regional federal circuit, as well as in numerous state appellate and supreme courts, and the U.S. Supreme Court. He regularly represents national insurance industry associations as amici curiae in appellate and supreme courts. Wystan has been involved, as either counsel for the insurer or for an amicus curiae, in many of the most significant insurance coverage-related appeals over the last twenty years. Wystan has chaired the Appellate Section of the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel (FDCC) and has served on the pro bono panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. 

    Insurance Coverage Litigation

    Wystan also has extensive experience litigating and advising insurers on coverage issues. His coverage practice is national in scope. High-profile coverage cases he has litigated include cases involving flood exclusion and Valued Policy Law issues arising from Hurricane Katrina, Chinese-made drywall, Superstorm Sandy, the cracking foundation litigation in Connecticut, and the COVID-19 pandemic. 

    Wystan has been listed as a Second Circuit Litigation Star in Benchmark Appellate (2013) and is listed as a litigation star in Benchmark Litigation (2013-2023). He was selected by his peers for inclusion in Hartford, CT – Best Lawyers® for 2023 in the area of Litigation-Insurance. Wystan also has been selected to the Connecticut Super Lawyers list from 2015 to 2022, and was selected as a Rising Star in Connecticut Super Lawyers from 2009 to 2014. In addition, he was named a JD Supra Readers' Choice Awards Top Author in the Class Action category for 2023 and 2018.

    Wystan serves as the Firm's Professional Development Partner.

  • Experience
    • Experience

      Experience

        Appellate

      • Successfully represented insurer in the Supreme Court of the United States (lead counsel on petition for certiorari and co-counsel on merits) in Standard Fire Insurance Company v. Knowles, 133 S. Ct. 1345 (2013) (invalidating stipulation by named plaintiff attempting to limit amount in controversy to below $5 million).

      • Successfully briefed and argued appeal in precedent-setting liability insurance case in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, establishing that insurer had no duty to defend where no lawsuit had been filed against the insured, that a demand letter under Mass. Gen. L. ch. 93A did not trigger a duty to defend, and that there was no duty to settle where the theory of liability against the insured was novel. 

      • Successfully litigated appeal in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in case involving whether insurer had duty to defend a university in a high-profile case involving an alleged international child kidnapping following the breakup of a same-sex civil union. The Fourth Circuit ruled in favor of our client, reversing the district court's decision finding a duty to defend. 

      • Successfully obtained reversal by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit of a district court judgment finding that manufacturing defect exclusion in yacht insurance policy was ambiguous. The First Circuit panel, which included retired Supreme Court Justice David H. Souter, agreed with our client's position, and directed the district court to enter judgment in favor of our client. 

      • Represented a major insurance industry association as amicus curiae in Hurricane Katrina case in which the Louisiana Supreme Court reversed a state appellate court and ruled that the water damage exclusion used in most homeowners insurance policies was applicable to the flooding that occurred in New Orleans at the time of Hurricane Katrina, an issue with an estimated exposure to the insurance industry of more than $1 billion.

      • Class Actions

      • Successfully defended one of the world's largest insurers in a putative class action in the New York Supreme Court in Manhattan alleging that the insurer's subrogation practices violated New York law. The trial court granted our motion to dismiss, the Appellate Division, First Department affirmed, and the New York Court of Appeals denied review. 

      • Successfully represented insurer in a series of putative class actions in six different jurisdictions involving market conduct/claim handling practices. All were resolved either on a dispositive motion or by settlement of the class representative's individual claims. Successfully conducted a three-day evidentiary hearing on class certification in a Florida state court, which resulted in a decision denying class certification that was affirmed on appeal.

      • Successfully represented insurer in putative class action in the Northern District of Florida involving allegations that insurer overcharged for building ordinance and law coverage and failed to comply with a Florida statute. The district court granted our motion to dismiss, and the Eleventh Circuit affirmed. 

      • Successfully represented insurer in Oklahoma federal court in putative class action alleging that insurer’s claim department practices and employment compensation practices for claim professionals caused underpayment of claims. After the court granted our motion to strike the class action allegations, the plaintiff agreed to voluntarily dismiss the case with prejudice.

      • Defended insurer in a case brought in the Central District of California in which the plaintiff sought to bring a class action involving two classes of allegedly aggrieved policyholders. The first class was allegedly deprived of payment of general contractor overhead and profit as a part of its damages. The second class was allegedly deprived of payment of sales tax as a part of its damages. After extensive discovery and motion practice, the class action allegations were voluntarily dismissed and the case was resolved on favorable terms.

      • Defended manufacturer in putative class actions involving alleged defects in consumer products in Connecticut and Illinois federal courts.

      • Served on the defendants' steering committee, taking a lead role in a putative class action filed by the Louisiana attorney general against over 200 insurers involving the Louisiana Road Home program established after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

      • Insurance Coverage Litigation

      • Represented an affiliate of a national insurance company in a declaratory judgment action seeking a declaration that there is no coverage under property insurance policies for the cost of replacing and remediating the effects of Chinese-made drywall. After oral argument before the federal district court for the Eastern District of Virginia, summary judgment was entered in favor of our client in the first federal court case in the country deciding coverage issues for Chinese drywall under homeowners policies. On appeal, the coverage issues were certified to the Virginia Supreme Court, which ruled unanimously in favor of our client's position.

      • Member of trial team for $100 million Hurricane Katrina commercial property case. First Hurricane Katrina case the client insurance company allowed before a New Orleans jury. Tried to verdict and settled on appeal for less than 2 percent of the claim.

      • Representation of insurers in complex insurance dispute in federal court, Eastern District of Louisiana, involving Hurricane Katrina property damage and business interruption claim for over $27 million and bad faith claims of over $100 million, where bad faith claims were dismissed based on summary judgment briefing and expert was precluded from testifying as to damages included in initial report based on motion in limine. The plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the case for the purpose of taking an appeal, and the district court's rulings were affirmed on appeal.

      • Represented commercial property insurers in several multimillion-dollar cases involving business interruption and property damage losses sustained due to the 9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. Successfully briefed Daubert motion to exclude testimony of insured's proposed damages expert and motion for summary judgment on the "period of restoration" and consequential damages.

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    • Professional Associations

      Professional Associations

      Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel

      Connecticut Bar Association
      Insurance Law Section, Executive Committee

      Connecticut Bar Foundation
      James W. Cooper Fellow (2017 - Current)
    • Honors + Awards

      Honors + Awards

      Listed in Benchmark Litigation as a Local Litigation Star for Connecticut in the area of Insurance since 2015

      Listed as a Future Star in Benchmark Litigation for 2013 and 2014

      Listed as a Second Circuit Litigation Star in Connecticut in Benchmark Appellate, 2013

      AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rated in Martindale-Hubbell™ (Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings is a trademark. AV Preeminent is a certification mark of Reed Elsevier Properties, Inc.)

      Selected to the Connecticut Super Lawyers list from 2015 to 2023.

      Selected as a Rising Star in the Connecticut Super Lawyers list from 2009 to 2014.

      2023 and 2018 JD Supra Readers' Choice Awards Top Author in the Class Action category

      Connecticut Law Tribune, recognized in 2012 New Leaders in the Law Yearbook

      Selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© in the area of Litigation-Insurance for 2024 and 2023.

    • Community Involvement

      Community Involvement

      Town of Berlin
      Chair, Board of Ethics (2013 - Past)

      The Williams School
      Member, Alumni Board
  • NEWS + PRESS
    • Publications

      Publications

      "Certification of Legal Questions to State Courts," published in the Of Note column of Practical Law The Journal (Spring 2022)
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      "The Next Big Wave of Insurance Class Actions," published in Law360 (4/13/2015)
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      "U.S. Supreme Court Addresses Requirements for Removal in Dart Cherokee Basin v. Owens," published in DRI Business Suit (1/30/2015)

      "Turning New Guns on Old Targets: Class Actions Against Insurance Companies," published in FDCC Quarterly (Fall 2014)

      "Strategies for Removal under the Class Action Fairness Act," published in Corporate Counsel (Spring 2014)

      "Class Action Fairness Act Interlocutory Appeals," published in In-House Defense Quarterly, a publication of the Defense Research Institute (Fall 2012)

      "Recent Developments in Insurance Class Actions," published in For the Defense, a publication of the Defense Research Institute (May 2012)

      "Class Actions Against Insurers? No Sure Thing," published in Connecticut Law Tribune (11/2011)

      "Does Daubert Apply at Class Certification? Eighth Circuit Tries to Find Middle Ground," published in The Business Suit, a publication of the Defense Research Institute (9/2011)

      "Defending Class Actions on Coverage Issues," published in For the Defense, a publication of the Defense Research Institute (5/2011)

      "The Supreme Court's 2011 Class Action Decisions: Their Impact on Insurance Class Actions," published in New Appleman on Insurance, article is forthcoming (2011)

      "Recent Developments and Anticipated Trends in Defending Products Liability Class Actions," published in Inside the Minds: Litigating Products Liability Class Actions, published by Aspatore Books/Thomson Reuters (2011)

      "Handling the Flood Coverage Litigation: Lessons Learned from Katrina," published in Coverage, co-authored with Seth A. Schmeeckle, a partner at Lugenbuhl, Wheaton, Peck, Rankin & Hubbard, an American Bar Association insurance litigation publication (May/June 2010)

      Chapter entitled "Property Insurance Under Homeowners' Policies: Structure, Recent Changes, and Emerging Issues," published in CAT Claims: Insurance Coverage for Natural and Man-Made Disasters, edited by Steven Plitt, Dennis J. Wall, and John K. DiMugno (2008), published by West

      "Property Insurance Litigation Arising from Hurricane Katrina: The Battle Moves to the Appellate Courts," published in Claims Quarterly, co-authored with Gregory P. Varga and Daniel F. Sullivan (December 2007)

      "The Connecticut Supreme Court on the Creation of a Constitutionally Distinct Judicial Department in the 1818 Constitution," published in Connecticut Supreme Court History (December 2007)

      "Does Vandalism Include Arson?" published in ABA Property Insurance Committee, Tort and Insurance Practice Section (Fall 2006)

      "Using Daubert Effectively in Business Interruption Cases," published in Committee News, a newsletter published by Property Insurance Law Committee of the American Bar Association's Tort, Trial and Insurance Practice Section (Fall 2005)

      "Precluding Defendants from Relitigating Sentencing Findings in Subsequent Civil Suits," published in Columbia Law Review, Note, 101 Colum. L. Rev. 128 (2001)
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      "Recent Developments in Insurance Coverage" (Fall 2012), published in ABA Tort & Insurance Law Journal, Class Actions Section, co-author

    • Presentations

      Presentations

      "Coverage-Related Class Actions and MDLs: Recent Developments and What is on the Horizon," panelist as part of the the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel’s (FDCC) Insurance Industry Institute (I-3) (11/10/2023)
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      "Current Developments and Best Practices in Class Action Litigation," presented as part of the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel's (FDCC) “Corporate Counsel Symposium 2023” in Philadelphia, PA (10/23/2023)
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      "Defending Class Actions Using Absent Class Member Discovery," a Strafford CLE webinar (9/14/2023)
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      "Rule 23(c)(5) Subclasses: Certification, Due Process, Adequate Representation, and Settlement," a Strafford CLE webinar (2/23/2023)
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      "Current Trends in Consumer Class Action Litigation," as part of Perrin Conferences Class Action Litigation Conference (4/26/2022)
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      "Defending Class Actions Using Absent Class Member Discovery," a Strafford CLE webinar (12/9/2021)
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      "Coronavirus Business Interruption Insurance Class Action Lawsuits: Coverage and Certification Issues," a webinar hosted by Perrin Conferences. (5/21/2020)
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      "Business Interruption Insurance Coverage and the COVID-19 Crisis: An Examination," co-presented with Gregory P. Varga, Gerald P. Dwyer Jr. and Raymond T. DeMeo, the first in a series of webinars designed to explore critical coverage and loss measurement issues that are expected to emerge from COVID-19-related business interruption claims. (3/26/2020)
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      "Blurred Lines: Construction Defect and Ensuing Loss," panelist for program presented during the DRI Complex Coverage Forum (11/6/2019)
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      "Rule 23(b)(2) Injunctive Relief Class Actions: Recent Decisions, Approaches for Plaintiffs and Defendants," live CLE webinar, presented by by Strafford (12/11/2018)
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      "Judicial Scrutiny of Class Action Settlements: New Standards and Ensuring Timely Release of Attorney's Fees," panelist for CLE webinar, presented by Strafford (10/9/2018)
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      "Personal Jurisdiction After Bristol-Myers Squibb: Unresolved Issues, Shifting Plaintiff Strategies," panelist for CLE webinar, presented by Strafford (9/26/2018)
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      "Defending Class Actions Using Absent Class Member Discovery," panelist for live CLE webinar, presented by Strafford (5/30/2018)
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      "Effectively Mediating Class Actions," panelist for live audio call-in program presented by the American Bar Association (ABA) Section of Litigation (5/17/2018)
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      "Pursuing or Challenging Rule 23(b)(3) Class Certification: Lessons From In Re Hyundai," faculty panelist for Strafford CLE webinar (5/1/2018)
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      "Business Interruption Claims Arising from Catastrophes," co-presented with Eugene P. Murphy and Daniel F. Sullivan, webinar (3/22/2018)
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      "Property Insurance: What you need to know but were a bit too timid to ask – The Basics and Recent Developments," Co-presented by the Connecticut Bar Association’s Insurance Law Section and Real Property Section (2/22/2018)
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      "Business Interruption Issues Arising from Hurricanes," co-presented with Stephen E. Goldman, Eugene P. Murphy and Daniel F. Sullivan, at in-house presentation to 60 in-house lawyers and claim adjusters in New York, New York. (11/14/2017)

      "Homeowner Claims: Covered & Excluded Causes of Loss," at the Hurricane Claims Forum in Orlando, Florida (11/3/2017)
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      "Insurance Law Developments," at the PCI Northeast General Counsel Seminar, sponsored by the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (9/19/2017)
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      "What’s All of This Insurance Good For?" at Corporate Counsel Symposium of Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel, panel member (9/18/2014)

      "Supreme Court Practice," at Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel Annual Meeting, co-presented with Meloney Perry and Joseph Babbington (7/31/2014)

      "21st Century Practice of Law," at Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel Annual Meeting, panel membe (7/29/2014)

      "Judicial Management: New York and New Jersey," at HarrisMartin Superstorm Sandy Insurance Coverage Litigation Conference, panel moderator (5/9/2014)

      "First Party Property Insurance," at Connecticut Bar Association CLE Program (1/23/2014)

      "The Class Action Fairness Act and Federal Jurisdiction," at CLE International Class Action Seminar, panel member (10/4/2013)

      "Turning New Guns on Old Targets: Class Actions Against Insurance Companies," at Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel Annual Meeting, panel member (8/2/2013)

      "Causation: How to Determine What Caused a Property Loss," at Thomson Reuters Webinar, co-presented with Jay M. Levin (7/16/2013)

      "Flood vs. Wind: Coverage Issues Following Superstorm Sandy," at HarrisMartin Superstorm Sandy Insurance Coverage Litigation Conference, panel member (6/26/2013)

      "Class Action Settlement Structures," at Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel Winter Meeting, co-presented with Christopher DePhillips, Tiffaney Janowicz, and Joel Fineberg (3/6/2013)

      "Class Actions and Bundled Coverage Actions," at HarrisMartin Litigation Conference on Storm Sandy, co-presented with Seth A. Schmeeckle and Richard L. Fenton (2/26/2013)

      "Superstorm Sandy: Causes of Loss — Key Issues," at HB Litigation Conference, New York, NY, co-presented with Jan Larson (12/12/2012)

      "Class Actions on Insurance Coverage Issues," at American Bar Association's Litigation Section, Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee, CLE Seminar, co-presented with Raoul Cantero, Jeff Leon, and Barbara Frederick (3/2/2012)

      "The Supreme Court's 2011 Class Action Decisions: How Will They Impact the Insurance Industry," presented to insurance industry association (7/2011)

      "Business Interruption Claims Arising out of the Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan," presented to an insurance industry association (4/2011)

      "Insurance Coverage Class Actions," at American Bar Association's Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section, Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee Midyear Meeting (2/2011)

      "Business Interruption Insurance," at Connecticut Bar Association, Insurance Section meeting (1/2010)

      "Property Coverage Legal Update: Hurricane Katrina Litigation," at New England Claims Executives Association, co-presented with Gregory P. Varga (2/12/2008)

      "Recent Changes and Emerging Issues in Homeowners' Insurance Policy Forms," at Annual CLE Program of the Property Insurance Law Committee of the American Bar Association's Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section (4/2006)

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      • March 6, 2023

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers, Firm Receive “Top” Honors in JD Supra’s 2023 Readers’ Choice Awards

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      • April 5, 2022

        Wystan Ackerman Authors Practical Law Article on “Certification of Legal Questions to State Courts”

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      • February 10, 2021

        Wystan Ackerman Selected to Draft Class Action Best Practices for GWU Law School Group

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      • July 16, 2020

        Wystan Ackerman Quoted in Claims Journal Article on Federal Appellate Court Ruling Affirming Class Action Lawsuit Against State Farm Fire and Casualty Insurance Co.

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      • June 28, 2019

        Robinson+Cole achieves favorable decision for our client Sentinel Insurance Co. Ltd., a Hartford Insurance company

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      • December 14, 2018

        Wystan Ackerman Presents Program on Rule 23(b)(2) Injunctive Relief Class Actions

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      • October 18, 2018

        51 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers®

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      • October 16, 2018

        Wystan Ackerman Presents Program on the Judicial Scrutiny of Class Action Settlements

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      • October 8, 2018

        Wystan Ackerman Presents Program on Personal Jurisdiction After Bristol-Myers Squibb

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      • September 27, 2018

        Wystan Ackerman Quoted in Big Law Business Article on Nationwide Class Actions

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      • June 8, 2018

        Wystan Ackerman Participates in Panel Discussion on Defending Class Actions

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      • May 25, 2018

        Wystan Ackerman Offers Insights on Mediating Class Actions

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      • May 17, 2018

        Wystan Ackerman Participates in CLE Webinar Discussion on Class Certification

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      • April 13, 2018

        Wystan Ackerman, Gene Murphy, and Dan Sullivan Present Webinar on Business Interruption Claims Arising from Catastrophes

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      • March 26, 2018

        Robinson+Cole Receives “Top” Honors in JD Supra’s 2018 Readers’ Choice Awards

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      • March 12, 2018

        Wystan Ackerman Co-presents on Property Insurance During CBA CLE Seminar

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      • November 13, 2017

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Present at Hurricane Claims Forum

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      • September 28, 2017

        Wystan Ackerman Serves on Panel for the Northeast General Counsel Seminar

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      • March 7, 2017

        Five Robinson+Cole Lawyers Selected as James W. Cooper Fellows of the Connecticut Bar Foundation

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      • March 15, 2016

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized in JD Supra’s 2016 Readers Choice Awards

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      • April 17, 2015

        Wystan Ackerman Addresses Insurance Class Actions in Law360 Article

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      • May 14, 2014

        Robinson+Cole's Appellate Group Wins Connecticut Law Tribune's Litigation Department of the Year Award

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      • January 2, 2014

        Robinson+Cole's Business Litigation Group Receives Top Ranking in Benchmark Litigation 2014

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      • March 21, 2013

        U.S. Supreme Court Decision in Standard Fire Insurance Company v. Knowles, A Class Action Fairness Act Case

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      • February 12, 2013

        Robinson & Cole’s Appellate Group Receives Top Rankings in National Publication

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      • December 10, 2012

        Wystan Ackerman, Ed Heath, and Jeff White are New Leaders in the Law

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      • June 28, 2012

        Wystan Ackerman Analyzes Georgia Supreme Court Ruling in Law360 Story

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      • December 29, 2011

        Wystan Ackerman Authors Book Chapter on Defending Products Liability Class Actions

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      • December 14, 2011

        “Insurance Class Actions Insider” Recognized as a Top Blawg

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      • September 1, 2011

        In Wake of Hurricane Irene: Five Tips for Insurance Carriers

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        Insurance Class Actions Blog Analyzes Impact of Recent Supreme Court Cases

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        Robinson & Cole Amicus Brief Analyzes Controversial Loss of Consortium Claim

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        Robinson & Cole Attorney Coauthors Article Published in American Bar Association Insurance Litigation Publication Coverage

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        Robinson & Cole Attorney Quoted in Hartford Business Journal on Recently Announced Southern Connecticut Bancorp, Inc. Merger

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      • January 21, 2010

        Robinson & Cole Partner Participates as Panelist During Connecticut Bar Association Program on Business Interruption

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        Robinson & Cole Announces New Partners

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