Connecticut Movers: Law Associates Making News
Hinckley Allen added three new associates, including Allen M. Even in Hartford.
March 01, 2018 at 04:08 PM
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Hinckley Allen Welcomes
Three New Associates
Associate Allen M. Even has joined the construction and public contracts group at Hinckley Allen in Hartford, defending construction clients on complex and detail-oriented issues ranging from personal injury to wrongful death actions and OSHA compliance.
Even is a graduate of Trinity College and the University of Connecticut School of Law, where he earned his J.D. in 2015. Prior to joining Hinckley Allen, he was an associate at Boyle Shaughnessy.
Associate Isabelle J. Cantanucci, also in construction and public contracts, joins Hinckley Allen's Albany office, and associate Alexandra A. Gordon has been hired in the firm's Boston office to focus on commercial litigation and health care.
Zizka Joins
Halloran & Sage
Halloran & Sage announced former municipal environmental attorney Michael Zizka has joined the firm.
A former town attorney, land use counsel and special counsel who has worked with some 60 Connecticut cities and towns, Zizka joins the municipal and land use practice groups, drawing additionally on experience as hydrogeologist and environmental analyst for the state's Department of Environmental Protection. He has authored two publications for municipal land use and government officials.
Halloran & Sage has offices in Hartford, Danbury, Westport, New Haven, Middletown, New London and Washington, D.C.
Robinson & Cole Lawyer
Joins Camp Courant Board
Robinson & Cole attorney Evan J. Seeman has joined the board of directors at Hartford's Camp Courant, the largest free summer day camp in the nation.
A member of the firm's real estate and development group, Seeman has served on the camp's advisory board since 2013.
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