Hinckley Allen is pleased to announce that 25 of its lawyers and 6 of its practices across three states were ranked by Chambers and Partners in its annual survey, Chambers USA:  America’s Leading Lawyers for Business 2023.

Chambers rankings are thoroughly researched and unrivaled in accuracy, depth, and quality. Rankings are based on real interviews with clients and colleagues. The process is anonymous to maintain its integrity. Factors that inform the ranking include demonstration of expertise and experience, recognized client service, evidence of responsiveness, caliber of bench, and exemplary standards of professional conduct, among others. 

Notably, the White Collar & Government Enforcement Group received its first Chambers nod this year. “I’m proud to see the White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations group included among this distinguished group. Our team of seasoned litigators works diligently to provide exemplary client service on an array of complex and nuanced client issues,” said Michelle R. Peirce, Partner and Co-Chair. 

A full list of recognitions are below.

Ranked practice areas:

Massachusetts: 

• Construction
• Litigation: General Commercial
• Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations
• Public Finance

Rhode Island:

• Corporate/Commercial 
• Litigation: General Commercial
• Real Estate

New Hampshire: 

• Litigation: General Commercial
• Real Estate

The following attorneys were recognized in their respective areas:

 Construction

• Eric F. Eisenberg, Massachusetts
• Joel Lewin, Massachusetts
• John P. Connelly, Massachusetts

Corporate/Commercial

• Stephen J. Carlotti, Rhode Island
• Margaret D. Farrell, Rhode Island
• Joseph A. Kuzneski, Rhode Island

Corporate/Commercial: Banking & Finance

• Matthew T. Marcello, III, Rhode Island

 Healthcare

• Mark S. McCue, New Hampshire

Intellectual Property

• Arnold Rosenblatt, New Hampshire

Litigation: General Commercial

• Christine K. Bush, Rhode Island
• Christopher H.M. Carter, New Hampshire
• Michael J. Connolly, Massachusetts
• Mitchell R. Edwards, Rhode Island
• Kathleen M. Mahan, New Hampshire
• Gerald J. Petros, Rhode Island
• Arnold Rosenblatt, New Hampshire
• Craig M. Scott, Rhode Island
• David A. Wollin, Rhode Island

Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations

• Michael J. Connolly, Massachusetts
• Michelle R. Peirce, Massachusetts

Public Finance

• Antonio D. Martini, Massachusetts

Real Estate

• John J. Bolton, Rhode Island
• Scott E. Cooper, Massachusetts
• David J. Rubin, Rhode Island
• John H. Sokul, Jr., New Hampshire
• David J. Tracy, Rhode Island

Real Estate: Zoning/Land Use

• Timothy S. Hollister, Connecticut
• John H. Sokul, Jr., New Hampshire