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August 13, 2026

Day Pitney Celebrates Multiple Honors in 2026 New England Legal Awards

This year’s New England Legal Awards tell a broad story of achievement at Day Pitney, recognizing established leaders, rising talent, and litigation teams across three distinct practices.

Among this year’s honorees, Intellectual Property Partner Beth Alquist was named a Distinguished Leaders Winner in recognition of her leadership and contributions to the legal profession. Intellectual Property Partner Alex Garens was named a Rising Star Winner for Massachusetts, while Intellectual Property Partner Carrie Webb Olson was selected as a finalist for Intellectual Property Attorney of the Year.

The recognition extends across the firm’s litigation capabilities, with Day Pitney’s Insurance Litigation, Intellectual Property Litigation, and Probate Litigation teams each selected as finalists for Litigation Department of the Year. Together, these honors highlight both the individual accomplishments of Day Pitney attorneys and the work of teams serving clients across complex areas of law. Honorees will be recognized at the New England Legal Awards ceremony on October 8 in Boston, Massachusetts.

The New England Legal Awards celebrate attorneys and legal departments throughout the region for their achievements, leadership, and contributions to the profession. For more information on the award methodology, click here.

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Elizabeth A. Alquist
Elizabeth A. Alquist
Partner
Hartford, CT
| (860) 275-0137
Carrie Webb Olson
Carrie Webb Olson
Partner
Boston, MA
| (617) 345-4767
Alex P. Garens
Alex P. Garens
Partner
Boston, MA
| (617) 345-4872

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