Insights

On September 22, Partner Meredith Greene will hold a virtual workshop, "Guardianship & Virtual Workshop," with the Open Sky Family Support Center.

On July 13, Ariel Risinger will speak on the panel, "The Broken Model: Confronting Anti-Asian Bias in the Legal Profession," hosted by the New York City Bar Association's Minorities in the Profession Committee.

On November 9, Rebecca A. Iannantuoni was a speaker at "The Hazards of Ethical Lawyering: Perspectives from a Planner and a Litigator," at The Virtual 2020 Federal Tax Institute of New England sponsored by the Connecticut Bar Association. 

Rebecca Iannantuoni and Brad Gallant authored an article, "For Children with Special Needs: Special Needs Trusts and Other Planning Options," which was published in the Winter 2020 edition of Family Advocate, a publication of the American Bar Association Section of Family Law.

On January 11, Glynis Ritchie gave a presentation at "A Roadmap Through Adulthood: Making Sense of Public and Private Support Systems for Adults on the Spectrum," a conference presented by the Autism Association of New England (AANE) and held at Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts.

Meredith H. Greene's arrival to the firm as a special needs planning partner was featured in the Connecticut Law Tribune article "Day Pitney Gets Boost in Boston.

The arrival of new partners David Bogan and Meredith Greene to Day Pitney was featured in Law360's Hub Hires column.

The arrival of Meredith H. Greene as a new special planning partner at Day Pitney was featured in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly's New Associations column.

Rebecca Iannantuoni was quoted by the Connecticut Law Tribune discussing how the CBA is meeting the needs of its members and how it handled COVID-19.

Special Needs Planning Partner Meredith Greene was featured in a Law360 Pulse Q&A regarding her practice and decision to join Day Pitney.