Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Partner Christine Fletcher authored an article for Forbes.com titled, “Why You Might Not Want to Waive Alimony in Your Prenup.”

Day Pitney Press Release

Day Pitney Press Release

Dina Kapur Sanna, Carl Merino and Sarah Jacobson co-authored a 2024 update to the white paper, entitled "U.S. Tax Planning for Non-U.S. Persons, Assets and Trusts - An Introductory Outline."

Day Pitney Private Client Partner Tasha Dickinson and Florida Offices Managing Partner Manuel Garcia-Linares were featured in the Daily Business Review article, "In Bid to Meet Surging Trusts and Estates Demand, Florida-Based Law Firms Top Outsiders." The article discusses how wealth continues to glow into Florida, prompting law firms to look at trusts and estates as a growth opportunity.

In September 2024, Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Attorneys Leigh Furtado, Heather Harris, Kaitlyn Sapp and Christopher Voukides graduated from Class II of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel New England Fellows Institute. The ACTEC New England Fellows Institute is an education and networking program for future leaders in trusts and estates.

Day Pitney Florida Offices Managing Partner Manuel Garcia-Linares and Litigation Partner Georgia Thompson authored the article, "Beyond Salary: Considerations for Law Students Selecting Their First Law Firm," for Daily Business Review.

Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Partner Tasha Dickinson and Senior Associate Stephanie Eassa Rapp were recognized by Palm Beach Illustrated as "Top Lawyers in 2024," in its September 2024 issue.

Day Pitney Private Client Partner Dina Kapur Sanna has been recognized by Who's Who Legal as a WWL: Thought Leaders Global Elite 2024 and for Thought Leaders USA 2024.

Day Pitney continued its recent growth in its tax practice in Connecticut with the addition of Amy Drais, an experienced tax attorney from Thomson Reuters. Her arrival was featured in Law360 Pulse.