In The News06.06.2025

Pullman & Comley Welcomes Three Summer Associates in 2025

Pullman & Comley is pleased to welcome our 2025 Summer Associates—Arianna J. Fleuriot, Daiana Lilo and Brooke Marchitto (pictured left to right). We look forward to the energy and talent they bring to the firm this summer!

2025 Summer Associates

Arianna J. Fleuriot returns for her second summer with Pullman & Comley. She is currently pursuing her J.D. at the University of Connecticut School of Law. Arianna earned her B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies—focusing on communications, legal studies, economics, and government—from American University in Washington, D.C. She brings prior experience as a legal analyst and compliance intern at Stone Point Capital, and she is also a writer for FOCUS Magazine.

Daiana Lilo is a J.D. candidate at Tulane University School of Law and holds a B.A. in Government from Harvard University. While at Harvard, she served as a research assistant and was actively involved as a writer and member of United Stateless, where she also appeared in the documentary "Citizens of Nowhere." Her writing has been published by The Harvard Crimson and the European Network on Statelessness. She also brings paralegal experience in commercial litigation.

Brooke Marchitto is a J.D. candidate at the University of Connecticut School of Law. She previously studied at Western New England School of Law and earned her Master of Arts in Fashion and Luxury Brand Management at Istituto Marangoni in London, England, as well as her B.A. in Communication from the University of Connecticut. Brooke has served as a law clerk at a nationally recognized personal injury law firm, was the winner of the 1L Oral Argument Competition, and received CALI Awards in Lawyering Skills I and II.

Our Summer Associate Program offers law students meaningful legal experience, professional development, connections with attorneys across our firm's practice areas. For additional information on our Summer Associate Program, please visit our Careers page to learn more.

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