Jonathan Handler and Sylvia-Rebecca Gutiérrez co-authored an article, "Geographic Information Systems For Environmental Litigation," published by Bloomberg Environment's Environment & Energy Report. The article discusses the application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in environmental and product liability litigation and provides examples of cases in which GIS technology has been essential to the advancement of a case. The co-authors, Matthew J. Mayo and Maggie Pollock, are scientists associated with Gradient, an environmental and risk sciences consulting firm.
Day Pitney Litigation Partner Stephen Catanzaro and Litigation Associate Erin Hodgson authored the article "Appellate Division Rejects Objectors' Attempt to Challenge Development Approvals," for the New Jersey Law Journal.
Day Pitney Florida Offices Managing Partner Manuel Garcia-Linares has been appointed to chair the firm's Litigation department. The news was featured in Miami Today.
Day Pitney's Executive Committee, Executive Board and department leadership changes were featured on CityBiz.
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Day Pitney's Executive Committee, Executive Board and department leadership changes were featured in Law360 Pulse.
Day Pitney Litigation Partner Georgia Thompson was featured in the Daily Business Review article on the Florida Legal Awards' On The Rise Honorees.
Day Pitney Partners Stephen Catanzaro, Laurence Smith, and Elizabeth Yoo were featured in New Jersey Law Journal's 2024 New Partners Yearbook, which highlights partners, including lateral partners, made or hired at New Jersey firms.
Day Pitney Litigation department chair Manuel Garcia-Linares was featured in a Daily Business Review Q&A about his most significant achievements in the past year.
Day Pitney Litigation Partners Gregory Bruno and Alfred W.J. Marks authored "Don't Believe Everything You Read Online: Recent Sanctions Decision Offers Cautionary Tale of Generative AI Risks" for the New York Law Journal's Special Litigation Section.
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