Admitted
2000, Connecticut; 2001, New York, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York and District of Connecticut
Law School
University of Connecticut, J.D., with honors, 2000
Law School Graduation Year
2000
College
University of Connecticut, B.A., 1992
Memberships
Connecticut State, New York State and American Bar Associations (Member, Sections on Labor and Employment Law and Litigation).
Biographical
Recipient: Aspen Law and Business Award for Excellence in the Study of Evidence; CALI Excellence for the Future Award in the Study of Evidence and Study of State and Local Tax. Author: Hallisey v. America Online Inc.: Cyber-Sweatshops on Virtual Volunteer Communities, published in The Job Description, Fall 2001; Surfing in Foreign Waters, Chapter on International Electronics Commerce published in book e-counsel: The Executive's Legal Guide to Electronic Commerce, 2000. Presentations: Someone to Watch Over Me, Labor & Employment issues related to Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace, presented to Connecticut Public Employer Labor Relations Association, February, 2003. Instructor for Fair Labor Standards Act and Connecticut Wage and Hour Law, Union Avoidance, Collective Bargaining, National/Business Institute Seminars, May 2003. Listed in Who's Who Among American Law Students, 1999, 2000.