(SOUTHPORT, August 4, 2021) — As part of its ongoing dedication to supporting culture and learning, Butler Tibbetts, a leading law firm known for guiding clients through their most vulnerable moments in business and in life, has announced an annual sponsorship of $5,000 to the iconic Pequot Library.
Media Showcase Butler Tibbetts’ Move to Historic Southport
(SOUTHPORT, June 30, 2021) — Butler Tibbetts announced its move into a new headquarters location in Southport. The 19th-century house in a historic part of Fairfield County is the firm’s second Connecticut office.
Butler Tibbetts Moves Into New Headquarters in Historic Southport
Unique Space Reflects Collaborative Spirit; Eases Reentry to Workplace (SOUTHPORT, June 22, 2021) — Butler Tibbetts, a leading law firm known for guiding clients through their most vulnerable moments in business and in life, has moved into its new headquarters…
Law360 Publishes Article on Firm Expansion and Relocation
A 19th-century house in a historic part of Fairfield County will become law firm Butler Tibbetts LLC's new headquarters and second Connecticut office this summer. The firm announced Wednesday that it will be the lead tenant at 181 Old Post…
Butler Tibbetts Announces Expansion and Relocation of Headquarters
Firm Expands Connecticut Presence to Accommodate Strategic Growth (DARIEN, May 19, 2021) — Butler Tibbetts, a leading law firm known for guiding clients through their most vulnerable moments in business and in life, today announced that the firm will expand…
Law360 Publishes Article on Our New Partners
Law360 published an article on new partners Meredith McBride and Tommy Noonan. McBride and Noonan said that their new positions, which took effect in January, reflect the investment that Butler Tibbetts leaders made in their professional development since they joined the firm in 2012.
Butler Tibbetts Announces New Partner Promotions in Key Service Areas
(DARIEN, March 9, 2021) — Butler Tibbetts, a leading law firm known for guiding clients through their most vulnerable moments in business and in life, today announced that two of its most valued lawyers have been promoted to partner. The…
ODR in the Era of COVID-19
The traditional theory on resolving a legal case, especially a family law case, is that if you can get everyone in a room together there is a greater chance that the case can be resolved. This is why many family law courts require parties present at every court appearance.
Connecticut’s State Department of Economic and Community Development Issues New Workplace Safety Rules
As we navigate through the uncertainty of what lies ahead with the Coronavirus pandemic, we are prepared to continue to provide superior service to our clients. The health and safety of our clients, employees, and their families are our greatest priority, and we are taking every precaution possible.
Department of Labor Issues Regulations to Implement Paid Sick Leave and Expanded Family and Medical Leave
On March 20, 2020, Governor Ned Lamont signed Executive Order 7H. Executive Order 7H stipulates that the in-person workforce for any business not classified as “essential” under the published guidance of Connecticut’s Department of Economic and Community Development (the “DECD”) be reduced by 100%. Those businesses that are currently classified as “essential” are detailed below.