About Daniel O
Daniel O Tully studied criminal justice as an undergraduate and went on to earn a law degree. He received a B.A. in Criminal Justice from Norwich University in 1984 and a Juris Doctor from Vermont Law School in 1987. Those academic years set the stage for a long professional legal career in Connecticut.
He entered private practice following law school and have become a partner in 1991 at the firm that nowadays bears his call. Over 3 decades at Kilbourne & Tully, P.C. he has labored along colleagues on a range of legal issues. The partnership title reflects a continuous climb thru the ranks instead of a sudden change of course.
Tully holds recent membership in the State Bar of Connecticut. That lively affiliation ties him to the expert guidelines and persevering with education requirements that govern practice within the state. He has maintained his practice in the same company surroundings for many years, which provides continuity for long-time period clients and institutional knowledge for newer lawyers within the workplace.
Colleagues describe him as pragmatic in approach. He favors jargon-free explanations and practical alternatives when advising clients. In courtroom or on the negotiating desk he objectives for outcomes that reflect the client’s priorities. He is relaxed dealing with tasks that require attention to procedural detail as well as those who demand a strategic view of a matter’s lengthy-term consequences.
His profession has been spent in large part in the Kilbourne & Tully shape, the place he joined as an affiliate and rose to partner. That continuity has allowed him to develop a broad view of the company’s practice areas and to mentor more youthful attorneys. He has seen changes within the legal landscape since the early Nineteen Nineties, adapting his practice to new guidelines, technology, and client expectancies.
Outside the court he participates in the routines of firm lifestyles: supervising instances, meeting with clients, and coordinating with different lawyers on multi-faceted things. He maintains professional ties through the State Bar and keeps abreast of advancements that have an effect on his clients. He currently practices at Kilbourne & Tully, P.C., where his work concentrates on offering legal advocacy and counsel to the company’s clients.
