Adam Gendelman ’07 has joined Greenberg Traurig, LLP as a shareholder, working out of the firm’s Washington, D.C. office. He previously spent more than 15 years at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Sarah Karwan ’00 Appointed General Counsel in the Office of the Governor
Governor Ned Lamont has appointed Sarah Karwan ’00 to serve as general counsel in the Office of the Governor. She was previously the counsel to the commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection.
In Memoriam: Lucy Potter ’84
Lucy Potter ’84 passed away died of ovarian cancer on May 2, 2025. Read her obituary.
Sachin Pandya Publishes Post on Jotwell
Professor Sachin Pandya published on Jotwell a review of Elizabeth C. Tippett and Jamillah B. Williams’ paper “Misjudging a Reasonable Jury: Evidence that Courts Dismiss Meritorious Harassment Claims,” which is forthcoming in this year’s Connecticut Law Review. The review is titled “Deciding Whether A Reasonable Jury Would Find Harassment Severe or Pervasive Enough.”
Goldburn P. Maynard and Matthew Lowe Quoted in Law360
Professors Goldburn P. Maynard and Matthew Lowe have been quoted in an article in Law360 titled Meet The Newest Faculty At Yale, UConn Law Schools.
Kara A. Kuchar ’06 Joins Kirkland & Ellis
Kara A. Kuchar ’06 has joined Kirkland & Ellis, LLP as a partner in the New York office. She is a fintech regulatory lawyer with a focus in payments, licensing and regulatory compliance.
Leslie Levin Quoted in CT Insider
Professor Leslie Levin was quoted by CT Insider, in an article titled “Why Connecticut law firms Carmody and WSP decided to join forces.”
Leslie Levin Quoted in Law.com
Professor Leslie Levin was quoted by Law.com, in an article titled “Big Law Is No Longer Steering Clear of Work Involving Trump Businesses.”
Leslie Levin Quoted in Bloomberg Law
Professor Leslie Levin was quoted by Bloomberg Law, in an article titled “Perkins Coie Firing Shows Hazards of Political Speech for Lawyers.”
Richard Pomp Featured on Getting SALTy Podcast
Professor Richard Pomp was a featured guest on the Getting SALTy podcast, an episode titled “Washington’s Digital Ad Tax: Bad Policy or the Future of Taxing Services.”