Day Pitney Real Estate Partner Steven J. Wernick was featured in South Florida Business Journal article, "Wynwood Walls Creator, Developer Partner on Hotel, Condo Building."

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.

Corporate Department and Family Office Chair R. Scott Beach recent authored an article that appeared in Wealth Management’s Mid-Year Outlook for 2024, which focused on Compensation and Governance within Family Offices.

Day Pitney Healthcare Partner Magda Rodriguez was featured in Daily Business Review article, "Florida's Cosmetic Surgery Scene is Booming and With it Doctors' Accountability."

Day Pitney Real Estate, Environmental and Land Use practice co-chair Craig Gianetti was featured in Law360 article, "Affordable Housing Law 'Streamlines' Process for Cities." Gianetti commented that the new law could positively impact affordable housing production in New Jersey, provided specific towns looking to take advantage of its provisions follow proper procedure.

The arrival of Tax Partner Amy Drais to Day Pitney was featured in Bloomberg Law's Daily Tax Report. Drais advises fund managers, investment funds, and fund investors on partnership tax matters in connection with fund formation, management structures, and structuring for investments.

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Day Pitney Litigation Partner Naju Lathia was featured in the article, "NJ, Attys Brace For Tech 'Evolution' in Litigation."

Day Pitney Managing Partner Greg Hayes is featured in Law.com Pro's Mid-Market article "Midsize Law Firms Are Following the Money into New Markets."

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.