Tag: Meaghan Kirby

Oct 1 2026

Upcoming Legal Updates for Connecticut Employees

Connecticut’s 2026 legislative session brought several significant changes to the laws governing the workplace. A number of important new protections for employees have become effective as of October 1, 2026, […]

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Sep 22 2026

Meaghan Kirby Elected Secretary of Connecticut Bar Association’s Labor & Employment Law Section

Garrison Law is pleased to announce that Associate Meaghan Kirby has been elected Secretary of the Connecticut Bar Association’s Labor & Employment Law Section. The Labor & Employment Law Section […]

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May 22 2026

What the Supreme Court’s Latest Arbitration Decision Means for Employers and Employees

The Supreme Court Clarifies Federal Courts’ Role in Arbitration Disputes Employees bringing discrimination and employment claims are often required to arbitrate their disputes instead of proceeding in court. But what […]

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Apr 15 2026

Delays at the CHRO: What Employees Need to Know After Recent State Audit

The State of Connecticut Auditors of Public Accounts recently released an audit of the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (“CHRO”) covering fiscal years 2023 and 2024, and the findings […]

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Mar 26 2026

Meaghan Kirby Speaks at CBA Labor & Employment Law Section’s 2026 Advanced Labor & Employment Law Symposium

On Thursday, March 26, 2026, our associate Meaghan Kirby moderated and spoke in a panel at the Connecticut Bar Association Labor & Employment Law Section’s 2026 Advanced Labor & Employment […]

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Mar 19 2026

Damages: Understanding What You Can Recover After a Violation of Your Employee Rights

When an employee experiences unlawful discrimination or wage violations, one of the most important questions is: what can they recover? In employment law, damages are designed to make workers whole […]

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Mar 19 2026

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Affirms Garrison Law’s $770K Jury Verdict for FMLA Retaliation Victim

On March 19, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed a Connecticut jury’s December 2023 verdict of $770,000 for Gary Ramadei in his FMLA retaliation lawsuit. […]

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Feb 25 2026

Meaghan Kirby Reelected as President of Connecticut Employment Lawyers Association

Garrison Law is proud to announce that our associate Meaghan Kirby has been reelected as President of the Connecticut Employment Lawyers Association (CELA), an affiliate of the National Employment Lawyers […]

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Feb 12 2026

2026 Connecticut Law Updates

2026 is underway, and changes to Connecticut law have provided employees with more wage and leave protections. As of this year, Connecticut employees are entitled to higher minimum wages and […]

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Jan 16 2026

Connecticut’s Anti-SLAPP Law: New Protections for Employees Who Speak Out About Discrimination

Connecticut law protects individuals from being sued simply for speaking up. These types of lawsuits – often called “SLAPP,” or “Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation” suits – are usually filed […]

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Oct 22 2025

Five Garrison Law Attorneys Recognized in 2025 Edition of Super Lawyers®

Garrison Law is proud that five of our attorneys have been recognized in the 2025 edition of Super Lawyers® for our dedication to protecting the rights of Connecticut’s employees. Steve […]

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Aug 11 2025

Amanda DeMatteis Appointed to Board of the National Employment Lawyers Association

Garrison Law is proud to announce that our partner, Amanda DeMatteis, has been appointed to serve a three-year term on the Board of the National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA). Amanda […]

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Aug 4 2025

Garrison Law Visits Block Island on Company Summer Retreat

Last week, the attorneys and staff of Garrison Law took a well-deserved break to enjoy a summer company outing on Block Island, located off the coast of Rhode Island. The […]

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Jun 30 2025

Garrison Law Attorneys Participate in 2025 NELA Convention

Last week, our partners Nina Pirrotti and Amanda DeMatteis and associate Meaghan Kirby attended the 2025 convention of the National Employment Lawyers Association in Baltimore. Nina and Amanda each presented […]

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Jun 16 2025

Chambers & Partners Recognizes Garrison Law as One of Only Four 2025 “Litigation: Mainly Plaintiffs” Firms in Connecticut

Garrison Law has been recognized by Chambers and Partners in its Chambers USA Guide 2025 for “Litigation: Mainly Plaintiffs.” Chambers and Partners selected only four Connecticut plaintiff-side firms for this […]

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Client Experiences

Josh Goodbaum was professional, responsive, and knowledgeable throughout my matter. He explained my options clearly and provided practical advice when I needed it. I really appreciated his straightforward approach and would highly recommend him. — M.B.

I was very pleased by the work done on my behalf by Meaghan Kirby, an attorney at Garrison Law. She is personable, a great communicator, very responsive, and clearly at the top of her game. She was able to negotiate the best possible outcome for me, and gave me all the possible scenarios if I decided to take action that was not in my best interest. I felt represented and advocated for and I would not hesitate to recommend her to anyone who is in a dispute with an employer. — L.P.

If you feel like you're out of your depth, but you know in your gut something that happened at work is just not right, Garrison Law should be your first call. They shoot straight, provide objective interpretation of your situation, and give valuable guidance. We worked with Meaghan Kirby and she was exceptional in her thought process and consideration of our needs. In the end, her recommendation kept us from making the situation worse and resulted in a favorable outcome. Thank you Meaghan and Garrison Law. — C.M.

You will never meet a more knowledgeable and compassionate professional than Steve Fitzgerald. My employment situation was very complex, and Attorney Fitzgerald kept me focused while remaining extremely adept and “thinking on his feet.” Should the need present itself again, I would never seek anyone else’s counsel regarding employment issues. I cannot recommend him highly enough. — J.R., New Haven, CT

Nina Pirrotti provided outstanding legal advice and was trustworthy, dependable, and responsive. From the start, I was confident that her knowledge and experience would obtain favorable results. On a more personal note, I enjoyed working with her and her staff and felt I was included in every part of the process. The dedication, concern, and interest in me as a client was greatly appreciated, and Nina has earned my highest recommendation. — J.H., Monroe, CT

Josh Goodbaum truly outperformed my expectations. He was calm and steadfast throughout the entire process. He is a great communicator. Together, we were able to lay out a plan that in the end, not only got myself the outcome I was hoping for, but undoubtedly saved me valuable time and money as well. I cannot thank Josh and his firm enough for coming through for me in this time of uncertainty and stress.  — D.T.

When I go to a lawyer for advice, I am usually anxious, particularly the first meeting. Amanda DeMatteis was clear in describing my options and immediately set me at ease. Realistic assessment is important, and Amanda was clear as to how to set up the case and the direction she felt we should go. I had total confidence in her abilities and knew I was being well represented against a large corporation. More importantly, we were successful! — N.M., Haddam, CT

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