Boston partner Jonathan Handler was quoted in the article, "'We All Lost A Year': Boston Attys Return To Changed Hub," on Law360. The article discusses the return of lawyers to a much-changed Boston office hub, including law firms' plans on when and how to return.
Handler noted that there had been some talk about coming back midyear, but he feels it may not be until at least Labor Day for most firms, and that even when offices are fully reopened, he could envision attorneys not going back to five days per week, like pre-COVID-19.
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Day Pitney Employment and Labor practice chair Heather Weine Brochin was featured in the Law360 article "Takeaways from the FTC's Noncompetes Ban."
Day Pitney Fiduciary and Probate Litigation Partner Ann Hetherwick "Hether" Cahill was featured in Super Lawyers Magazine article "The Boston Marathon: Philanthropy, a Dare, and a Fellini."
Day Pitney Employment and Labor practice chair Heather Weine Brochin was featured in FIERCE Healthcare's article "FTC Votes 3-2 on Final Rule to Ban Noncompete Agreements, But Legal Challenges Expected."
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 Employment and Labor practice chair Heather Weine Brochin was featured in Variety's article "FTC Issues Ban on Noncompete Agreements – But Experts Say Rule Will Face Legal Challenges."
Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Partner Tasha K. Dickinson has been named to South Florida Business & Wealth's 2024 Prestigious Women Awards list.
Day Pitney Data Privacy, Protection and Litigation chair William Roberts authored an op-ed with CBIA's President and CEO Chris DiPentima titled "Here Are Preemptive Measures to Limit a Cyberattack's Damage to Your Business," for the Hartford Business Journal.
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Day Pitney Employment Attorneys James Leva, Howard Fetner and Lindsey Viscomi authored the alert "Employee's Medical Marijuana Termination Claim Goes Up in Smoke," that was published by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA).
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