Information and technology are critical to your success. And ours. When you hire Day, Berry & Howard to help you take on your challenges, you've partnered with a firm that leverages, every day, the considerable array of communication, information management and research technologies at our disposal in order to support our efforts to best suit the individual needs of each client.

Even though we're firmly grounded in the 21st century, we remain guided by the vision and principles of our founder, Edward M. Day. From his one-room office in the heart of Hartford's legal and financial district, he became known throughout New England for his aggressive and thorough approach to the law as well as his tactical brilliance as a trial lawyer.

But most important to Mr. Day were values like integrity, responsiveness and commitment to client service. Today, Day, Berry & Howard is made up of more than 225 attorneys, and we serve our regional, national and international client base from offices in Boston, Greenwich, Hartford, New Haven, New York, Stamford and West Hartford. But no matter where you are located, we will back you with the same personal touch and legal acumen on which our Firm was founded.

Although our clients run the gamut from individual clients and sole proprietors to Fortune 500 companies, we will approach your issues with the same belief in mind: that just as you are unique, so are your objectives and dilemmas. We are not about one-size-fits-all solutions. You will be served by a focused team of attorneys who know your industry and will learn to know your company. We'll partner with you every step of the way from matter inception through completion.

What do people say about us? That we seem to look through their eyes. That we're responsive and return phone calls the same day. We'll take your calls on weekends and evenings, and even call you after the closing, just to see how you're doing.

We continue in the spirit of Mr. Day's tireless contributions to the community, and his humanitarian works (including a 1907 report to the General Assembly which resulted in the enactment of the Workmen's Compensation Act), via our extensive Pro Bono commitments, our Women Working Together program, and the good works of the Day, Berry & Howard Foundation.