About Thomas
Thomas Pettinicchi earned a B.A. in economics from Providence College in 1983 and went directly to obtain his J.D. from Western New England School of Law in 1986. He educated in New England classrooms and entered the Connecticut legal network at a time when courts have been handling shifting civil wrong and commercial law questions. Those early years formed the practical sensibilities he brings to instances today.
After law school, Pettinicchi built a tradition rooted in court work and case preparation. He is admitted in Connecticut and holds admissions to the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut and the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Connecticut. Memberships in the American Association for Justice and the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association align him with attorneys who regularly manage contested matters and jury trials. He additionally belongs to the American Bar Association and local organizations which includes the Waterbury and Litchfield bar institutions.
Pettinicchi's profession has unfolded in Connecticut’s varied legal environments. He has labored in things that require appearances in both state and federal boards. Colleagues describe him as continuous in courtroom and thorough in evidence-gathering process. He has taken depositions, argued motions and long past before juries. Those things to do make up the majority of a legal proceedings practice.
Over time Pettinicchi made area for both trial work and the procedural demands that precede it. He handles case intake, drafts pleadings, and manages the proof that will be presented to judges and juries. He has navigated insolvency hearings when cases overlap with insolvency problems and has appeared in federal district court when matters require a broader jurisdictional reach.
Outside the court he participates in bar things to do and continuing legal education. His memberships in regional and national bars maintain him engaged with evolving rules and selections. Locally, he's related to the Waterbury and Litchfield bar communities where many of his things are litigated.
He practices at D’Amico & Pettinicchi, LLC, the place he's part of a company that handles civil litigation in Connecticut. He maintains lively memberships in several expert organizations and is admitted to state and federal courts in Connecticut. He presently practices legal proceedings in Connecticut state and federal courts.
