Cantor Colburn is proud to support Push for Entrepreneurship 2025, a fitness fundraiser benefiting innovation education through the Connecticut Invention Convention (CIC). This high-energy event brings together inventors, entrepreneurs, and supporters to raise funds by doing push-ups for three hours—100% of proceeds go directly toward empowering young inventors and future entrepreneurs. Cantor Colburn Partners Eric Baron and Michelle Ciotola are returning participants. 

Todd Garabedian, Ph.D. will be a panelist for the webinar "University Technology Transfer and Licensing Agreements: Determining Type of Transfer Agreement to Use, Structuring Key Provisions, Overcoming Unique Challenges" on November 13, 2025 from 1:00-2:30pm EDT, presented by Barbri. This CLE course will guide counsel in drafting university technology transfer and licensing agreements. The panel will discuss key contract clauses and best practices for negotiating the agreements and avoiding pitfalls unique to the university context.

Cantor Colburn is proud to announce that Michael Cantor and Phil Colburn have been recognized with the Intellectual Property Career Excellence Award by the Judge Janet Bond Arterton American Inn of Court, the Connecticut Intellectual Property Law Association (CIPLA), and the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA) IP Section.

Brad Lawrence is a panelist at the IP Strategy Summit: New York City, presented by CenterForce, on November 19, 2025.

BioCT’s Annual Holiday Party, which follows Yale Life Sciences Pitchfest, provides the opportunity to connect with colleagues, make new acquaintances, and celebrate the Entrepreneur of the Year award. 

Joseph Romagnano, Ph.D., will attend. Joe is a Counsel in Cantor Colburn's Life Sciences Practice and Pharmaceutical Patent Services Practice Group and a Past President of the Connecticut Intellectual Property Law Association.

Matteo Pedini will attend the Woodlands Bar Association Holiday Party in The Woodlands, Texas. He is the President-Elect of the association.