As a result of the recently closed deal, the investor will become a limited partner in the 27-time World Champion baseball team. 

Pullman & Comley Attorney Nancy A. D. Hancock has worked closely with lia sophia® as the jewelry company continues to grow and expand into Canada and Europe.

In 2010, Pullman & Comley’s Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights practice helped the owners of Affinity Healthcare Management, which has skilled nursing facilities in the Greater Hartford area, emerge from bankruptcy without a change in ownership.

In 2010 we defended Magnetek, Inc., a publicly-traded manufacturer of digital power and motion control systems, against claims concerning contamination of one of its former facilities in Bridgeport, Connecticut. 

In 2010, Pullman & Comley represented Wallingford-based InSite One in its sale to Dell, the health care industry’s leading provider of information technology services. 

Pullman & Comley handled all of the legal aspects of forming a public charity, The Riedel and Cody Fund, Inc., which provides financial and emotional support to those faced with a pet's cancer diagnosis.

In a noteworthy decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed a U.S. District Court decision denying summary judgment to our client, the town of East Windsor, and ordered the District Court to dismiss the case against all defendants.

Pullman & Comley was retained to represent the owner of Byram Concrete & Supply, Inc. and South Street Materials, Inc. in the bankruptcy proceedings of his two companies, the leading producers and suppliers of redi-mix concrete in Westchester County.

A team of Pullman & Comley attorneys has been involved in the Igor I. Sikorsky Memorial Airport's first major upgrade in decades to improve services provided to privately-owned and corporate aircraft.

In a groundbreaking case, Pullman & Comley's Professional Liability attorneys successfully persuaded the Connecticut Statewide Grievance Committee to dismiss a disciplinary complaint filed against five Connecticut bankruptcy attorneys who paid to be listed on a promotional website run by Chicago-based Total Attorneys.

In early 2010, we successfully closed the issuance of $145 million of unrated development bonds on behalf of our client, the Harbor Point Infrastructure Improvement District, for public infrastructure improvements at Harbor Point in Stamford, Connecticut.