Cantor Colburn LLP is pleased to announce that six attorneys have been promoted within the Firm to partnership, effective January 1, 2024. The new partners are Asaf Batelman, Ali Caless, Nancy Kennedy, Sung Wook Kooh, Matteo Pedini, and Kimberly Vines, Ph.D. The promoted attorneys have been part of the firm for several years, earning the respect of their colleagues and consistently delivering excellent service to clients throughout their tenure.

UConn School of Law Dean Eboni Nelson has appointed Nancy Kennedy Visiting Professor from Practice. UConn Today featured Nancy's appointment in its September 11, 2023 newsletter.

Michelle Ciotola, Nancy Kennedy, and David Kincaid's article, "Blockchain, Cryptocurrency and NFTs: Metaverse Technologies in US Trademark Applications," appears in IPLS Proceedings, a publication of the State Bar of Michigan's IP Section.

Cantor Colburn’s Women’s Initiative hosted the Hartford Area AIPLA Women in IP Global Networking Event on April 7, 2022 at Parkville Market in Hartford.

Cantor Colburn LLP announces that Nancy Kennedy has joined the firm as Counsel in its top ten Trademark & Copyright Practice. Ms. Kennedy brings more than 15 years’ expertise in intellectual property, concentrating on all aspects of trademark and copyright law, trade dress, and cyberlaw matters. 

Nancy Kennedy will attend Women Law Students' Association Community Luncheon at the William F. Starr Hall at University of Connecticut School of Law on April 2, 2024. Nancy is a partner in Cantor Colburn's top ranked Trademark & Copyright Practice and a Visiting Professor from Practice at UConn School of Law.

Cantor Colburn Partners Michael Cantor and Nancy Kennedy and Director of Marketing Jessica Lister will attend the Hartford Youth Scholars Annual Meeting on March 13, 2024 at the Trinity College Innovation Center in Hartford. 

Cantor Colburn Trademark & Copyright Partner Nancy Kennedy will be part of a UConn Law panel, "Different Paths to IP," on February 29, 2024. 

The Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Summit: The Collaborative Blueprint is a live event designed to empower leaders in the legal profession to take action toward making Connecticut a more diverse and inclusive bench and bar, taking place on October 20, 2023 at the University of Connecticut School of Law in Hartford. Presented by the Connecticut Bar Association, the Summit features exceptional guest speakers, including Dr. Robert Livingston of the Harvard Kennedy School and the Hon. Karen L. DeMeola and the Hon. Cecil J. Thomas of Connecticut Superior Court. Cantor Colburn's Nancy Kennedy will attend. Cantor Colburn is a Bronze Sponsor.

The Intellectual Property Owners Association 2023 Annual Meeting takes place September 10-12, 2023 in Boston.

UConn Law celebrate its past, present, and future at its Centennial Gala on June 11, 2022 in Hartford. The Gala is a culmination of centennial celebration events, at which the important work alumni have done thought the state, country and world will be recognized.

INTA’s Annual Meeting Live+ is in-person and virtual.  Taking place over April 30–May 4, 2022 in Washington, D.C., the annual conference of the International Trademark Association brings together the most influential brand and intellectual property professionals from across the globe and across industries.

Cantor Colburn is pleased to host the AIPLA's Women in IP Law Virtual Global Networking event on April 7, 2022. The event, Power Happy Hour: Finding Balance, Building Community, will feature a short discussion around the important issue for women of feeling empowered and engaging in community. 

UConn Law alumni Nancy Kennedy, Ali Caless, and Grant Ehrlich will attend the UConn Law Intellectual Property and Technology Law Society Student-Practitioner Meet & Greet on October 7, 2021. 

Trademark and copyright Counsel Nancy Kennedy will attend the forum, The Business of Cannabis: Cultivating a Ninety-Million Dollar Market in the Nutmeg State, presented by the Hartford Business Journal and New Haven Biz. This forum will focus on the business in this emerging industry that faces unique issues, especially while the consumption of marijuana remains prohibited at the federal level, and explore how Connecticut businesses can capitalize on this emerging industry while navigating the constantly evolving matrix of state compliance regulations.