Connecticut Movers: New Associates and Partners Across the State
New associates are popping up at four of Halloran & Sage's Connecticut offices, while FLB Law adds two new faces, Silver Golub & Teitell names a new partner in Stamford and Anderson Kill does the same.
February 16, 2023 at 12:12 PM
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L-R: Dylan Harriger, Shannon Johnson, Michael O'Sullivan and Michael Satti of Halloran & Sage. Courtesy photos
Four Attorneys Join Halloran & Sage
Halloran & Sage recently welcomed four new attorneys to the firm's offices in New London, Hartford, New Haven and Middletown.
Partner Michael Satti joined Halloran & Sage's New London office as a labor and employment attorney specializing in trade secrets and noncompete litigation. He also practices commercial litigation and municipal law with a focus on tax appeals, planning and zoning appeals, and collective bargaining. Satti earned his law degree from Suffolk University School of Law.
Dylan Harriger joined as an associate in Hartford, practicing in the areas of labor and employment and insurance defense. He also defends clients in insurance, personal injury, motor vehicle accidents and premises liability matters. Harriger earned his law degree from the University of New Hampshire, Franklin Pierce School of Law.
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