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The news of Richard A. Robinson, former Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court, arrival to Day Pitney as a partner in the Litigation Department and as a member of the firm's Appellate Practice Group was featured in Diverse Lawyers Network's newsletter.

The arrival of recently retired former Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court Richard A. Robinson to Day Pitney's Litigation department and Appellate practice was featured in CT News Junkie.

Day Pitney Litigation Partner Richard A. Robinson's arrival to Day Pitney was featured in the Connecticut Law Tribune article, "Chief Justice Robinson Joins Day Pitney." Robinson, former Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice, will reside in the firm's Hartford office.

The arrival of Richard Robinson to Day Pitney's Litigation department as a partner was featured in Bloomberg Law. Robinson was previously the Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court.

The arrival of Litigation Partner Richard A. Robinson was featured in Law360 article, "Retired Conn. Chief Justice Starts Next Chapter at Day Pitney."  Robinson recently retired from his role as the Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice.

Day Pitney Press Release

Day Pitney Litigation Partner Mark A. Romance has been appointed to serve as co-chair of the Pretrial Practice and Discovery Committee of the 202409, one of the largest sections of the ABA. In his role, Romance will work with the committee to increase membership, deliver meaningful benefits to members, and implement the goals and strategies of the Section's strategic plan. The appointment is effective for one year. Recently, Romance completed his third term as co-chair of the Commercial and Business Litigation Committee.

Day Pitney Litigation Partner Paul Marino was featured in Law360's article titled, "New Jersey Cases Attorneys Are Watching in 2024."

Day Pitney New York Litigation Partners Gregory R. Bruno and Alfred W. J. Marks authored the article "The Dead Man's Statute: Effectively Employing CPLR 4519" for the New York Law Journal.