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Hinckley Allen’s Litigation Practice Group’s seasoned trial attorneys, including former federal prosecutors, stand out as a powerhouse of legal talent. Our accomplished litigators have a track record of success, garnering many accolades and recognitions over the years. Renowned and respected as some of the most effective and successful attorneys in the Northeast and across the country, our litigators routinely appear in courts in all 50 states, advocating on behalf of a diverse clientele that includes corporations, individuals, insurers, nonprofits, and government entities. Our wide-ranging expertise ensures that no matter the complexity of your legal challenge, we have the skill and experience to represent your interests effectively.

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We focus on your unique legal needs to create a winning strategy, prioritizing your interests and utilizing an array of solutions to resolve disputes, including arbitration and mediation, and when appropriate, engaging in assertive courtroom battles. You can trust that our representation is characterized by unwavering dedication. Our engagements are characterized by rigor, strategy, and a relentless pursuit of your objectives.

Chambers USA 2026 Hinckley Allen Best Law Firms Badge The Legal 500 2025

Recognized in Chambers USA

National and Regional Recognition as a “Best Law Firm” for Litigation

Recognized Nationally for Construction and Construction Litigation by the Legal 500

Judge Rules Inline Plastics’ Patents Unenforceable for Inequitable Conduct

Hinckley Allen is pleased to announce another significant victory for its client, Lacerta Group, Inc., in its long-running patent dispute with Inline Plastics Corp., following a recent ruling from the U.S. District…

Securing Operation Rights for a Substance Abuse Facility in Connecticut

Hinckley Allen successfully represented Birch Hill Recovery Center, a substance abuse center seeking to build a facility in Kent, Connecticut, in a complicated contested matter spanning six years. In 2019, an existing…

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The Overtime Salary Threshold Rules Changed Again — Here's What Your Business Needs to Know

June 8, 2026

On May 15, 2026, the Department of Labor (“DOL”) published a technical amendment formally rescinding the 2024 final rule that raised the salary thresholds for overtime exemptions under the Fair Labor Standards…

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Exposure Risks and Practical Tips for Contractors on Federally Funded Projects due to Build America Buy America Laws

June 8, 2026

Construction contractors and their employees can face significant civil and criminal exposure under state and federal False Claims Acts (“FCA”), among other laws, for failing to appreciate the significance of, and nuances…

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B. Stephanie Siegmann Named a Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Go To Lawyer for Cybersecurity & Data Privacy

June 29, 2026

Hinckley Allen is pleased to announce that Partner B. Stephanie Siegmann has been named a 2026 Go To Lawyer for Cybersecurity & Data Privacy by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly for the third time,…

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Hinckley Allen Represents Columbia Construction in Significant Prompt Pay Act and Arbitration Decision

June 26, 2026

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Reverses Vacatur of Arbitration Award for Columbia Construction The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court today issued a decision in favor of Columbia Construction Co., reversing a Superior Court order…

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Event

New England First Amendment Coalition: Connecticut State Court Rules

July 9, 2026

Alexa T. Millinger, partner in the First Amendment & Media Law Group, will lead a session hosted by the New England First Amendment Coalition (NEFAC) on Thursday, July 9, on Connecticut state…