Michael Marciano is the Connecticut Bureau Chief at ALM. He covers a range of topics including corporate finance, entrepreneurship, startups, and commercial real estate, with a keen focus on the housing market and real estate development. His work has been featured in publications such as Cape Gazette, The American Lawyer, and Credit Union Times.
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Michael Marciano's coverage predominantly focuses on local legal and business news, particularly related to law firms, legal professionals, promotions, judicial appointments, lawsuits, and general legal industry news. His articles cover press releases, government announcements, private sector announcements as well as event coverage.
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Your responses are confidential and will help inform future coverage. 1 minute read October 06, 2025 at 11:16 AM
By: Michael Marciano
We ask that only law firm managing partners fill out the survey. Also, all responses are CONFIDENTIAL. The deadline is Nov. 3.
By: Michael Marciano, Pearl Wu
Nominations are open until January 27 for Southeastern Legal Awards 2 minute read November 12, 2025 at 12:26 PM
By: Michael Marciano
MacDermid, Reynolds & Glissman expands its land use practice and Neubert, Pepe & Monteith promotes its newest partner.
By: Michael Marciano
Judge Cesar A. Noble (ret.) has joined McElroy Deutsch as of counsel in its litigation and insurance services group in Hartford, where his practice will focus on alternative dispute resolution.
Anderson Kill and Goldberg Segalla announce additions to their Connecticut teams. 2 minute read December 11, 2025 at 01:34 PM
By: Michael Marciano
Former DEEP legal director Brendan Schain’s arrival coincides with new regulations and follows the announcement of Shipman’s strategic expansion in the Northeast.
By: Michael Marciano
Managers at firms in Connecticut, New York and Massachusetts say they are tech-focused, poised for growth and eyeing new opportunities.
Shipman & Goodwin and Harris Beach Murtha have announced elevations of four new partners in Connecticut.
New moves have been announced at Day Pitney, Carmody Law, Gfeller Laurie and Goldberg Segalla.
