"We have a skill set that we can apply to an environmental case one day, a civil rights case the next day, a commercial case the day after that and a tax case the day after that," Brian Ginsberg said. "It's really a have-case, will-travel model, and I think that's what makes our respective appellate groups so dynamic now, and what will make Harris Beach Murtha Appellate Group a real force to be reckoned with."
August 12, 2024 at 03:22 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Connecticut Law Tribune
The coming merger of New York law firm Harris Beach and New England’s Murtha Cullina will also unite three attorneys in helping to create what they call the combined firms’ unparalleled appellate practice.
Daniel Krisch of Murtha Cullina and Brian Ginsberg and Erin Peradotto of Harris Beach said they are using the strong appellate practices already present at each firm to combine brain power and expand their geographic reach at the soon-to-be Harris Beach Murtha.
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(From left) Brian Ginsberg and Erin Peradotto of Harris Beach and Daniel Krisch of Murtha Cullina. Courtesy photos
