Connecticut Movers: Pulling Together for the Community
Pullman & Comley is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a Year of Service program with the motto "Pulling Together. Succeeding Together."
December 06, 2019 at 11:53 AM
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Pullman & Comley staff and attorneys helping Habitat for Humanity in Bridgeport included Cynthia Klaneski, Ann Marie Astles, Patricia LeBel-Lasse, Lisa Amaral, Marcy Tench Stovall, Campbell Barrett, Stacie Provencher, Rosie Sanabria, Kelly Scott, Kristen Perkins, Christopher McCormack and David Atkins.
Pullman & Comley Volunteers for Habitat for Humanity
A dozen volunteers from Pullman & Comley recently spent an October day working on framing and siding, pouring concrete piers and other fixes for the front porches for a handicapped-accessible home in Bridgeport through the charity Habitat for Humanity.
The volunteers worked on Wessels Avenue as part of Pullman's 100th anniversary Year of Service. This firm's tagline, "Pulling Together. Succeeding Together," continues to underscore teamwork and dedication to Connecticut communities. Volunteers have been participating in service projects across the state, with a goal of having 100 percent participation by the end of the year.
|SDV Hires Brian J. Clifford
Saxe Doernberger & Vita recently welcomed associate Brian J. Clifford in the firm's Northeast office in Trumbull.
Clifford has nearly a decade of experience in litigation, including insurance coverage, general liability and excess policies, medical malpractice actions and complex constitutional and statutory issues.
Saxe Doernberger is an elite law firm exclusively representing insurance policyholders in insurance coverage disputes across all industries.
|Greenwich Attorney Elected Trusts and Estates Fellow
Charles W. Pieterse of Whitman Breed has been elected a fellow of The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. He is one of 42 attorneys in the United States and four internationally to earn the distinction this round.
Fellows must have at least 10 years' experience in trusts and estates law. Lawyers and professors are elected based on their reputation, skill and contributions to the field, by lecturing, writing, teaching, and participating in bar leadership or legislative activities.
Whitman Breed is a full-service law firm with a 100-plus-year history. The firm is located at 500 West Putnam Ave. in Greenwich.
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