Will Giles (’10) Joins the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency as Principal Deputy Chief Counsel
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today announced the selection of Will Giles as Principal Deputy Chief Counsel. Read more.
Christine (Kiki) Belcaid (’13) Joins Littler as a Shareholder in Its Honolulu Office
Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, announced the addition of Christine (Kiki) Belcaid as a shareholder in its Honolulu office. Joining from Dentons, where she was a partner in the firm, Belcaid guides employers through the full lifecycle of employment litigation, from investigations and discovery to motion strategy, trial preparation, […]
Daniel P. Ryan (’03) Writes About the Massachusetts Tax Code
Research indicates that tax policy plays a key role in outmigration from Massachusetts, and a new study published by Pioneer Institute highlights six tax reforms that would help the Commonwealth address its outmigration and competitiveness challenges. Read more.
Caroline Fischer Espi (’15) Is Named Among Orlando’s Attorneys of the Year 2025 by Orlando Style
Empathy, Strength, Commitment: These are words that define Caroline Fischer Espi’s career journey and work ethic. She is tremendously compassionate and always outworks her competition, which is shown by her meteoric rise as co-founder of one of Central Florida’s most successful personal injury law firms: First Choice Law. Read more.
Dan Hoffman (’11) Named a Rising Star in the Law.com 2025 New England Legal Awards
Rising Star: Dan Hoffman — The Boston partner was recognized for his market-leading work advising emerging and late-stage technology and life sciences companies throughout their lifecycle. Read more.
A. Anthony Kilkuskie (’72) Joins RKG Law
The attorneys of RKG Law are pleased to welcome A. Anthony Kilkuskie to their expanding legal practice. For over five decades, Tony has provided trusted legal counsel to individuals, families and businesses in Ephrata and neighboring communities. Read more.
Rosalind “Roz” Poll Brooker (’52) Is Remembered for Overcoming Gender Barriers in Massachusetts Politics
Attorney Rosalind “Roz” Poll Brooker, the first woman elected to the New Bedford City Council and the first to serve as council president, overcame more than gender barriers breaking into a world that, until then, had been dominated by men. Brooker also had polio and walked with the aid of crutches, but it didn’t slow […]
Renee Inomata (’93), A. Davis Whitesell (’85), and Lorraine P. Stark (’12) Were Selected for Inclusion in the Best Lawyers in America® 2026 Edition
Inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America is based on an extensive peer-review process designed to capture the aggregate opinion of leading lawyers about the professional abilities of their colleagues within the same geographical and legal practice area. Best Lawyers has been published since 1983 and highlights the top 5% of practicing attorneys in each practice area. Its 2026 […]
Greg Hayken (’01) Is Profiled for His Work as a Vice President and Deputy General Counsel of CACI International
Corporate law may not conjure up television images of lawyers making impassioned arguments during murder trials. But Greg Hayken, a veteran in-house counsel with 22 years of corporate legal experience, finds the work fascinating and exciting, nevertheless. Read more.
Martha Anne Toll (’83) Is Interviewed on the Between the Covers Podcast
Today’s guest, the writer and literary critic Martha Anne Toll, earned a BA in music from Yale and a law degree from Boston University. She began her career in corporate law and as an honors attorney for the US Treasury. Read more.