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A Connecticut Law Tribune feature article titled, "Get to Know Federal Magistrate Judge Thomas Farrish," highlights the Judge's private practice pro bono work with inmates as "an experience he credits with making him a better attorney." Judge Farrish was a third -year associate at Day Pitney when he received a call from U.S. District Judge Stephan Underhill, also a Day Pitney alum, to take on a pro bono case for an inmate.
"You don't often get a call from a federal judge, especially as a third-year associate," said Farrish, who was elevated to a federal magistrate judge in January 2020. "I agreed to do it. I was bitten by the bug for that work."
Day Pitney continues this important pro bono work representing incarcerated persons in civil rights litigation in Connecticut and the other states where we practice.
Read full article here.
Day Pitney White Collar Partners Sarah Krissoff and John Vukelj authored an article for the New York Law Journal titled, "DOJ Seeks To Seize the Day With the KleptoCapture Taskforce."
Former SDNY Prosecutor and White Collar Partner Sarah Krissoff authored the article "Complex Jury Selection in Complex Times: The Maxwell Three-Part Process Is Underway," for the New York Law Journal.
On October 25, Stanley A. Twardy, Jr. spoke about the "Republicans and The Rule of Law" at the Darien Men's Association as part of their speakers program.
Judge Christopher Droney (ret.) and Matthew Austin co-authored the article, "The Investigation and Enforcement Landscape Under the Garland Department of Justice," for the New York Law Journal.
On April 16, Steven Cash will participate in a virtual Spy Chat with Chris Costa, Executive Director of the Spy Museum.
Day Pitney White Collar Partner Sarah Krissoff is featured in the Bloomberg News article titled, "Experts Explain Why Mar-a-Lago Affidavit Remains Under Wraps."
Day Pitney White Collar Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured in the Daily Mail U.K. article, "Ghislaine Maxwell is Set to be Under Surveillance by Specialist Prison Guards 'Who Can Handle Safety Concerns' Amid Fears She Could Be Targeted as a High-Profile Sex Offender After Previous Threats."
Day Pitney New York White Collar Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured in the Business Insider article, "The Craziest Thing About Seizing Russian Superyachts Is The US Has To Pay For Them, Biden's National Security Advisor Says on Hot Mic."
New York Litigation Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured on Australia's "A Current Affair" television program discussing the $450 million superyacht, called the Amadea, that was boarded by Fijian Police as part of the U.S. Government's KleptoCapture Task Force.
Day Pitney White Collar and General Criminal Defense Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured in Reuters' Fast Take video titled, "Trump's Consequences for Ignoring N.Y. Subpoena."
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