Thomas J Rechen is a lawyer practicing intellectual property/information technology, business & financial services litigation. Thomas received a B.A. degree from State University of New York at Buffalo in 1985, and has been licensed for 38 years. Thomas practices at McCarter & English, LLP in Hartford, CT.
Tom frequently writes and lectures on intellectual property and business litigation matters. In addition, he has been a regular faculty member at the Connecticut Trial Advocacy Institute, sponsored by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy.
Memberships & Affiliations
Talcott Mountain Science Center for Student Involvement, Inc., President, Board of Trustees
Manufacturer's Alliance of Connecticut, Board of Directors
Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce
American Bar Association, Litigation Section, Intellectual Property Section; Tort and Insurance Practice Section
Connecticut Bar Association, Litigation Section (Immediate Past Chairman); Federal Practice Section; Intellectual Property Section; Business Torts Committee
Hartford County Bar Association, Board of Directors
Connecticut Bar Foundation, James W. Cooper Fellow
Litigation Counsel of America, Fellow
Complex Commercial Litigation Institute, Founder; Vice Chair/Practice Development
Publications
01/30/2009, Tinker To Evers To Chance - Connecticut Court Applies Novel "Double-Play" Combination To Hold Spouse Liable For The Debts Of Her Husband And His Businesses
Thomas J. Rechen
M&E Business Litigation Alert
07/28/2008, When Loyal Employees Become Traitors; Non-compete covenants can provide effective safeguards
Thomas J. Rechen
Connecticut Law Tribune
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