Longtime intellectual property lawyer Michael Cantor built his law firm from the ground up. Since the mid-1990s, Cantor Colburn has grown from a handful of IP lawyers to a 110-lawyer firm that recently ranked seventh on the Law Tribune's list of the top-grossing law firms in the state.
Because of that kind of entrepreneurial growth, and the business connections he's made along the way, Cantor has been chosen by Governor Dannel Malloy to chair Connecticut Innovations.The quasi-public agency is charged with growing Connecticut's economy by making loans to, and strategic investments in, emerging businesses in high-tech industries, including energy, biotechnology, and information technology.
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