Growing up in Massachusetts during the 1960s, Rick Healey recalls that from an early age his parents urged their three sons to speak their minds on issues facing the country.
Healey, an attorney with the Hartford-based law firm Rome McGuigan, said he “always had a great respect for our system of government and the system of laws.” Becoming an attorney—as did his siblings—”seemed like a semi-natural progression. My professors in college inspired me the most to want to become a lawyer. That, in addition to the atmosphere in my house growing up.”
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