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Murtha Cullina LLP New Haven, Connecticut Office Profile
| Murtha Cullina LLP | | | New Haven, Connecticut | | (New Haven Co.) | |
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About this office: Murtha Cullina LLP organizes its practice to provide full service to particular industries. The firm represents clients from major industry groups, with an emphasis on the energy, health care, long term care, construction and retail industries. The firm also represents many affordable housing, manufacturing and communications companies. Tracing its roots back to 1936, the firm has four Connecticut offices located in Hartford, New Haven, Stamford and Madison and has two Massachusetts offices located in Boston and Woburn. Murtha Cullina's largest practice area is litigation, including bankruptcy, construction, employment, torts and products liability, covenants not to compete and all types of commercial litigation. Murtha Cullina is the only major law firm based in Connecticut that represents policyholders in coverage disputes with insurance companies. The firm does significant regulatory work, particularly in the areas of environmental, energy, health care, communications and agriculture. The firm also has a general business practice that includes corporate and securities, commercial financing, real estate, employee benefits, public finance, municipal law and state and federal tax. Murtha Cullina provides individuals and family businesses with estate planning and settlement services. The firm also has a business immigration practice. In Connecticut, the firm has a government affairs group that offers a broad range of services from traditional legislative and administrative lobbying to sophisticated consulting. DuPont and UPS have selected Murtha Cullina to represent them in New England through competitive "convergence" processes. Statement of Practice Summary:
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