All-lawyer rock band The Street Vipers made its debut at an annual Day, Berry & Howard spring party/talent show in what was intended as a one-time gig. Instead, the band -- made up mostly of what are now Day Pitney attorneys after a merger -- is still going strong after 10 years of playing charity gigs and private parties. "We do this for fun and it's a great diversion. And we're really good at what we do," says front man Dave Elliott, a partner in the firm's securities litigation practice group.
August 12, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Ten years ago, Rich Wasserman was standing in the crowd at the annual Day, Berry & Howard spring party/talent show when he heard The Street Vipers play for the first time. He remembers them ripping out some classic rock ‘n roll songs and bringing the house down.
The kicker of it was that the band was composed of Day Berry lawyers.
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