pdfChad’s practice is focused in the area of construction. He received his Juris Doctor from Albany Law School, magna cum laude, and his undergraduate degree from Cornell University. While in law school, he was a recipient of the Founders Scholarship and Sponsler Fellowship for academic excellence. Chad also served as Executive Editor for Notes and Comments on the Albany Law Review, President of the Labor and Employment Law Society, and a Teaching Assistant for civil procedure and legal writing. In 2012 Chad interned with the Honorable Mae D’Agostino of the Northern District of New York.
Credentials
Work Experience
- Hinckley Allen
- Associate (2014-Present)
- Couch White, LLP
- Associate (2013-2014)
Professional Affiliations
- Associate General Contractors of New York State (AGC of NYS), Future Construction Leaders Program Graduate (2018)
- Massachusetts Bar Association
- New York State Bar Association
Bar Memberships
- Massachusetts
- New York
- United States Federal Court, Northern District of New York
News & Insight
How NDAA Design-Build Bidding Reform Helps Contractors
April 21, 2015Did you know that bidders on federal design-build contracts spend, on average, roughly $260,000 just to participate in the procurement process? Concerned that the high price of admission is dissuading qualified contractors from bidding, legislators recentl…
Federal Design-Build Bidding Reform: DOD Caps Design-Build “Short Lists”
March 31, 2015Did you know that bidders on federal design-build contracts spend, on average, roughly $260,000 just to participate in the procurement process? Concerned that the high price of admission is dissuading qualified contractors from bidding, legislators recentl…
Hinckley Allen Expands Construction and Litigation Practice Groups
May 12, 2014Hinckley Allen has significantly expanded its capabilities across the Northeast with the appointment of several new attorneys to the firm’s Albany and Boston offices. The addition of James J. Barriere, Nathan R. Sabourin, Chad J. Caplan and James L.Tuxb…