A well-known Connecticut litigator is closing the Hartford firm she started in 1999 to join Rome McGuigan, where she will establish a practice group that focuses on health care, special needs and elder law.
Mary Alice Moore Leonhardt, who is also known for her counseling efforts on behalf of lawyers, judges and paralegals struggling with alcoholism, said her decision to accept an offer to join Rome McGuigan as a principal is “kind of a homecoming,” because she worked with many of its 30 lawyers at the start of her career.
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