Cristina Salamone, partner, was featured in the Law360 Pulse article “Barclay Damon Adds Updike Kelly Litigator in New Haven” about joining Barclay Damon’s Commercial Litigation & Complex Trials and Labor & Employment Practice Areas in New Haven.
The article highlights Cristina’s experience representing businesses and entrepreneurs in commercial litigation matters, including business contract disputes, partnership and ownership conflicts, and dissolution proceedings. It also notes her labor and employment practice, where she counsels employers on workplace disputes, employment policies, restrictive covenant agreements, and compliance issues.
About her move, Cristina said, “I was attracted to Barclay Damon by the opportunities for greater support and growth of my practice, transparency with management, and the firm's well-established and successful lateral recruiting and integration program for partners joining the firm.” The article also included a statement from Carolyn Marcotte Crowley, co-chair of the Commercial Litigation & Complex Trials Practice Area, who noted that Cristina’s experience strengthens the firm’s ability to provide strategic counsel to businesses facing complex legal and operational challenges.
The article also referenced Barclay Damon’s ongoing growth in Connecticut, citing the firm’s June announcement regarding the relocation of its New Haven office. The move was made to accommodate continued growth in the market and increasing demand for on-site workspace, underscoring the firm’s continued investment in the region.
Law360 Pulse subscribers can read the full article here.