Celebrating 100 years in the law business in Connecticut this year, the state’s largest firm, Day Pitney, has been marking the occasion with events throughout the year, including a recent block party on Pratt Street in downtown Hartford.

Complete with live music, food and vendors, the party entertained more than 300 guests, including Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin and Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz. To mark the centennial, Day Pitney gave out 100-plus free bicycles and helmets to local youth organizations, after taking up a collection at each of the firm’s 13 offices. Employees in the Hartford office assembled the bikes, which were displayed at the block party and delivered the following day.

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