Stan Twardy Quoted on Menendez Corruption Trial in Law360
Stan Twardy was quoted in the article, "Menendez Play For DC Trial Could Yield Friendlier Jury," in Law360. In the article, Twardy discusses how U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez's bid to move his corruption trial from New Jersey to Washington, D.C. could be a play for a more sympathetic and politically neutral jury with less-concentrated exposure to negative pretrial publicity.
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Day Pitney Litigation Partner Mark Salah Morgan was featured in a Law.com Q&A, where he discussed his new role as Vice Chair of the Litigation Department at the firm. Morgan highlighted the skills essential for effective leadership, his priorities for the practice area, the broader strategic vision of the firm, and advice for aspiring practice group leaders.
Day Pitney White Collar Partner Steve Reynolds authored the article "Best Practices for Corporate Compliance Programs in an Era of Enhanced DOJ Scrutiny and Uncertainty" in the New York Law Journal.
Day Pitney White Collar Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in the Law360 article "Ex-US Attorneys See Risks in Working Under Gaetz."
Day Pitney White Collar Litigation Attorney Stanley Twardy was featured in the Law360 article, "How Trump Could Turn the Government Against Jack Smith."
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Day Pitney White Collar Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in the Law360 article, "Sparring with Adams, Feds Shadowbox The Supreme Court."
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Day Pitney White Collar Attorney Stan Twardy was quoted in the Law360 article, "Trump Prosecutor Restarts Precarious Road To DC Trial."
Day Pitney Litigation Partner Naju Lathia was featured in the article, "NJ, Attys Brace For Tech 'Evolution' in Litigation."
Day Pitney is proud to announce that two of our Connecticut-based attorneys and our Litigation department have been recognized by the Connecticut Law Tribune as part of their second annual New England Legal Awards. According to the publication, the awards recognize exceptional attorneys and firms from Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Rhode Island across various legal domains.