Tobin, Carberry, O'Malley, Riley & Selinger, P.C.
43 Broad Street, P.O. Box 58, New London, CT 06320-0058, New London, CT 06320-0058
1.0(1 reviews)About Tobin, Carberry, O'Malley, Riley & Selinger, P.C.
Tobin, Carberry, O'Malley, Riley & Selinger, P.C. (TCORS) is a full-service law firm serving individuals, businesses, and institutions across New London County and Connecticut. For over 50 years, the firm has provided legal services in areas including litigation, corporate law, employment law, and real estate. TCORS also handles personal injury, wrongful death, and specialized hospital and Medicaid services. The firm has 14 attorneys.
Our Attorneys
Robert D. Tobin
Senior Partner
56+ years experience
Thomas J. Riley
47+ years experience
F. Jerome O’Malley
Of Counsel (In Memorium)
46+ years experience
Joseph J. Selinger
Partner
46+ years experience
Glenn T. Carberry
Retired
45+ years experience
Mark J. Cook
27+ years experience
Bethany F. Haslam
Of Counsel
18+ years experience
Kristin L. Wainright
Managing Partner
16+ years experience
William R. Sweeney
Partner
15+ years experience
Emily R. Casey
Partner
12+ years experience
Zachary A. Kohl
Associate Attorney
9+ years experience
Michael DiTommaso
6+ years experience
Rebecca DuBack
Attorney
5+ years experience
James J. Philopena
4+ years experience
Notable Case Results
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$55M
Merger & Acquisition
Assisted in a $55,000,000 cash-out merger of an electronics company into an affiliate of a Fortune 500 company.
$45M
Membership Interest Purchase
Assisted in a $45 million membership interest purchase of a thermoforming equipment manufacturer.
$20M
Asset Acquisition
Assisted in a $20,000,000 acquisition of an off-track betting system, including tangible and intangible assets, from a state authority.
$20M
Real Estate Development
Stonington Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved scaled-back plans for a $20 million condo project at the former Mystic Color Lab site, developing 42 townhouse condominiums.
$12M
Membership Interest Sale
Assisted in a $12 million sale of membership interests in a company holding a license to operate a lottery in Central America.