Background
Carberry, John F. was born on March 18, 1957 in New York, New York, United States.
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John F. Carberry
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Fordham University (Bachelor of Arts, 1979). New York Law School (Juris Doctor, cum laude, 1983).
Career
Worked at Cummings & Lockwood (Stamford, Connecticut) specializing in General Practice including: National and Regional Litigation Counsel. Commercial Law; Bankruptcy and Workouts. Commercial Lending; Corporate Finance.
Creditors" Rights.
Leasing. Mergers and Acquisitions. Partnerships and Joint Ventures.
Products Liability Litigation. Securities Regulation and Litigation.
Tax; Commercial and Residential Real Estate.
Banking and Financial Services. Intellectual Property. Labor; Employment and Benefits.
Environmental.
Health Law. Insurance. Family Law. Trusts and Estates, and Probate Litigation.
Admitted to the bar, 1984, New York, United States. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New New York
1988, Connecticut and United States.
District Court, District of Connecticut. 1994, United States. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. Articles Editor, New York Law School Law Review, 1982-1983.
Connecticut Superior Court Attorney Trial Referee.
Member: Connecticut Bar Association (Member, Executive Committee, Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section). Cummings & Lockwood, founded in 1909, is a full service law firm that caters to both commercial entities and individual clients, while maintaining a local, regional and national practice.
In addition to serving its traditional client base, Cummings & Lockwood has steadily moved into new practice areas as the law has evolved and its clientele has expanded. The firm maintains a high degree of technical expertise in many areas of the law, the flexibility to respond to business, market and investment trends, and a commitment to fulfill the needs of those who have sought its counsel
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Member: Connecticut Bar Association (Member, Executive Committee, Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section).
