(June 8, 2022) – Verrill has been rated as a Leading Firm in a total of 11 categories and subcategories as evaluated by London-based Chambers & Partners, one of the world's most respected legal research and publishing firms. Each year, Chambers conducts thousands of in-depth interviews with clients in order to assess the reputations and experience of business lawyers across the United States in various practice areas.

In addition, approximately 22% of attorneys from the firm, including 22 Maine-based, four Massachusetts-based, four Connecticut-based, and one Washington, D.C.-based were acknowledged. In addition to the firm’s individual rankings, the firm was recognized in Connecticut for Corporate/M&A, HealthCare, Litigation: General Commercial, and Real Estate; in Maine for Bankruptcy/Restructuring, Corporate/M&A, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation, Energy & Natural Resources, Environment, Labor & Employment, Litigation: General Commercial, and Real Estate; in Massachusetts for Healthcare and Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations; and in Washington, D.C. for Telecom, Broadcast & Satellite.

The individual attorneys recognized are:

Maine

• Eric D. Altholz (Employee Benefits & Compensation)
• Tawny L. Alvarez (Labor & Employment)
• Lisa S. Boehm (Employee Benefits & Compensation)
• Robert C. Brooks (Labor & Employment)
• Juliet T. Browne (Environment)
• Anthony M. Calcagni (Real Estate)
• Roger A. Clement Jr. (Bankruptcy/Restructuring)
• James I. Cohen (Energy & Natural Resources)
• Douglas P. Currier (Labor & Employment)
• Gregory S. Fryer (Corporate/M&A)
• David L. Galgay Jr. (Real Estate)
• Martha C. Gaythwaite (Litigation: General Commercial)
• Kenneth F. Ginder (Employee Benefits & Compensation)
• Mark K. Googins (Corporate/M&A)
• Nathaniel R. Hull (Bankruptcy/Restructuring)
• Christopher Lockman (Employee Benefits & Compensation)
• Suzanne E. Meeker (Employee Benefits & Compensation)
• Richard G. Moon (Labor & Employment)
• James C. Palmer (Real Estate)
• A. Robert Ruesch (Litigation: General Commercial)
• Gordon R. Smith (Environment)
• Mathew Todaro (Environment)

Massachusetts

• Mark A. Borreliz (Healthcare)
• Michael Fee (Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations)
• Jeffrey L. Heidt (Healthcare)
• Paul W. Shaw (Healthcare)

Connecticut

• Regina M. Flaherty (Real Estate)
• Cheryl L. Johnson (Corporate/M&A)
• Frank J. Silvestri Jr. (Litigation: General Commercial)
• Patricia D. Weitzman (Healthcare)

Washington, D.C.

• Geoffrey G. Why (Telecom, Broadcast & Satellite)