Halloran Sage Hires 3 From Nearby Firm; Murtha Cullina Litigator Advocates for MDC Customers
Halloran Sage strengthens its corporate, real estate and litigation practices, and MDC customers get a new independent advocate in Murtha Cullina's Joseph Szerejko
January 31, 2022 at 12:30 PM
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(L-R)Joseph Meaney, John Murphy and Kyle Pavlick, formerly of Cranmore, Fitzgerald & Meaney, have joined Hartford's Halloran Sage. Courtesy photos
Halloran Sage Picks Up 3 Attorneys From Neighboring Firm
Hartford's Halloran Sage has boosted its litigation, corporate and real estate practices with the hires of three attorneys formerly with Cranmore Fitzgerald & Meaney.
Lawyers Joseph Meaney, John Murphy, and Kyle Pavlick constitute a "distinguished team of attorneys," who will bring "decades of experience" to Halloran Sage's litigation and transactional practice groups, Managing Partner Jeffrey Gostyla said in a written release, adding that the lawyers "have a reach throughout Southern New England, and Halloran Sage can support these talented attorneys with our offices throughout the region."
Founded in 1986, Cranmore Fitzgerald & Meaney, also known as CFM, earned a reputation for representing businesses in litigation, corporate governance, real estate and finance matters in state and federal courts.
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