Education:

• Albertus Magnus College, B.A., 2011
• Quinnipiac University School of Law, 2017

Practice Areas:

• Personal Injury Litigation
• Medical Malpractice
• Contract Litigation
• Municipal Law and Litigation

Membership:

• New Haven County Bar Association
• Executive Committee, New Haven County Bar Association
• Young Lawyers Section Chair, New Haven County Bar Association (2023-2024)
• Connecticut Bar Association
• Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
• Connecticut Italian American Bar Association
• New Reach, Inc., Board of Directors

Admissions:

• 2017, Connecticut
• 2022, United States District Court, District of Connecticut

Biography:

Nancy, a North Haven native, received her undergraduate degree from Albertus Magnus College and her law degree from Quinnipiac University School of Law. Prior to and during law school, Nancy held various positions in the legal field, including working as a paralegal, while obtaining her law degree and raising a family.

In 2018 Nancy joined Gesmonde, Pietrosimone & Sgrignari, LLC with a focus on Labor and Employment matters, and remained with the firm until November, 2019. Nancy returns to GPS Law with a broad background of litigation experience, having handled a variety of personal injury, medical malpractice and commercial litigation matters.

Nancy’s experience and background provide a unique perspective that leads to the best possible outcome for her clients. No two cases are the same and she tailors her approach based on the needs of her clients because, at the end of the day, that is who matters most.

Nancy is actively involved in the New Haven County Bar Association and sits on the organization’s Executive Committee. Nancy sits on the Board of Directors for New Reach, Inc., a non-profit organization that fights homelessness in New Haven through housing, support and various services.

When she is not fiercely representing her clients, Nancy can be found spending time with her two beautiful children and their beloved pets, volunteering and mentoring new attorneys and law students.