In October 2023, Day Pitney represented a state pension system client in connection with a $200 million investment in a $20 billion private equity fund, and its accompanying co-investment vehicle, focused on acquiring, operating and disposing of financing, software, data and technology-enabled businesses.

Three Boston-based Private Client Department Day Pitney Partners were selected for inclusion on Boston magazine's Top Lawyers of 2023 List*. The selected attorneys are: Jordana G. Schreiber, Partner – Trusts and Estates; David L. Silvian, Partner – Trusts and Estates; and Christine N. Fletcher, Partner – Trusts and Estates.

Day Pitney Technology Partner Richard Harris was interviewed by Brian Shactman of WTIC Radio's Brian & Company along with Adam Chiara, Applied Associate Professor of Communication at the University of Hartford on artificial intelligence (AI).

Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Attorney Nikolaus Schuttauf was featured in The Wall Street Journal article titled, "The Estate Tax Catching Americans by Surprise."

Day Pitney Litigation Partners Joseph Scully and Daniel FitzMaurice authored the article, "How to Cheat in Arbitration – Allegedly: Part I," for ARIAS-U.S. Quarterly (4th Quarter 2023).

Day Pitney Miami Litigation Partner Georgia A. Thompson was recognized by South Florida Business & Wealth magazine with a 2023 Up and Comer Award—Excellence in Leadership (Existing Company).

Day Pitney Trusts and Estate Attorney G. Warren Whitaker authored the article, "The Dog Ate My Kids' Inheritance: Providing for Pets in an Estate Plan," for New Jersey Lawyer.

Day Pitney Real Estate Partner Jared Ross has been elected to the Board of Directors of the New England Council.

Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Partner Michael S. Schwartz co-authored the article "Generational Resilience Through the Integration of Governance into Structure," which has been included in the Essential Reads on Family Offices book published by Global Law and Business Ltd.

Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Partner Tasha Dickinson was featured in the CNBC online article, "Matthew Perry Reportedly Got $20 million a Year in 'Friends' Residuals.