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Super Lawyers® names top attorneys in each state as chosen by their peers. Rome McGuigan is proud to announce the selection of the following attorneys to the Connecticut Super Lawyers & Rising Stars list for 2018.

• Joseph B. Burns - General Litigation - Super Lawyer
• Glenn E. Coe - Business Litigation - Super Lawyer
• Richard F. Banbury - Professional Liability-Defense - SuperLawyer
• Nathan C. Favreau - Business Litigation - Rising Star

Attorney A. Ryan McGuigan, a principal with the firm, has recently completed the ARISE® Intervention Training Program, to assist clients who are struggling with Drug and Alcohol Substance Abuse.  The ARISE® Model is directed towards getting the addicted loved one into treatment with the least possible effort through loving, compassionate and non-blaming techniques.  The support system is designed to form a committed Intervention Network to motivate the addicted individual into treatment.

Prior to his training with ARISE®, Attorney McGuigan was trained in the Johnson Model of Intervention which he practiced for over 10 years.  This method focuses on heavy involvement by family members to encourage the addict into treatment.  Family members or caregivers confront the addict by motivating and encouraging them to change their lifestyle for the good of not only themselves, but for the good of the family around them.

Attorney A. Ryan McGuigan, a principal with the firm, has recently completed the ARISE® Intervention Training Program, to assist clients who are struggling with Drug and Alcohol Substance Abuse.  The ARISE® Model is directed towards getting the addicted loved one into treatment with the least possible effort through loving, compassionate and non-blaming techniques.  The support system is designed to form a committed Intervention Network to motivate the addicted individual into treatment.

Prior to his training with ARISE®, Attorney McGuigan was trained in the Johnson Model of Intervention which he practiced for over 10 years.  This method focuses on heavy involvement by family members to encourage the addict into treatment.  Family members or caregivers confront the addict by motivating and encouraging them to change their lifestyle for the good of not only themselves, but for the good of the family around them.