New England Biz Law Update
New Associations
Brian R. Adams recently joined Genzyme Corp., the Cambridge, Mass.-based biotechnology company, as corporate counsel. He was most recently with Bingham McCutchen in Boston.
Alyssa J. Huber recently joined software company Iona Technologies as corporate counsel. Huber was most recently at Sullivan & Worcester in Boston. Iona is based in Ireland, and its U.S. headquarters are in Waltham, Mass.
Kevin P. Lanouette recently joined Analog Devices, Inc. as an associate general counsel. He was most recently at Browne Rosedale & Lanouette in Boston.
Arn Lindekugel has become international counsel at Boston Scientific, the medical device company based in Natick, Mass.
Margaret K. (Marnie) Seif recently became general counsel, vice president and secretary at Norwood, Mass.-based Analog Devices, Inc., which specializes in semiconductors for signal processing. She most recently served as senior vice president, general counsel and secretary at RSA Security, Inc. in Bedford, Mass.
Michael A. Vitali has been appointed supervising attorney at Pilgrim Advocates, Inc. in Brockton, Mass. Previously, he established Pavlos & Vitali, a private law practice in Brockton.
Audrey K. Wang has become real estate counsel at Harvard University. Wang was most recently at DLA Piper Rudnick in Boston. Greg Woodworth recently became deputy general counsel at National Life of Vermont based in Montpelier, Vt.
Promotions
Caroline M. Gilroy-Brown has been named secretary/treasurer of the Massachusetts Mortgage Bankers Association. Gilroy-Brown is the senior vice president and general counsel of AAA Southern New England.
Craig W. Kaylor has been promoted to vice president and general counsel for Hampden Bank in western Massachusetts.
Professional Honors
Ruth A. Dillingham, special counsel at First American Title, has received the Massachusetts Mortgage Bankers Association’s Distinguished Service Award.
Daniel Winslow, former general counsel to Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, and current litigation partner at Duane Morris, was recently named to Lawdragon’s 2006 list of 500 leading litigators in the country (www.lawdragon.com).
