Rebekah is our lead Paralegal and Office Manager. She is often times the initial contact for clients, realtors and other attorneys needing assistance with their general inquires and administrative needs.

Joining the office just after its inception, Rebekah has expanded her legal knowledge to become a Certified Paralegal focusing in the areas of real estate transactions, workers' compensation matters and probate/estate issues. Rebekah's responsibilities include handling a myriad of issues for our clients including those who have been injured, handling the administrative aspects of all of our probating of estate files, managing all real estate closings matters and legal research. She also manages the day-to-day issues that arise in operating the firm, including bookkeeping and calendar/case management. We keep very her busy.

Rebekah attended Central Connecticut State University and obtained her Paralegal Litigation Certificate from the University of Connecticut 's Center for Professional Development in 2000. In addition she has obtained a Real Property Pursuit Certificate in 2000 and her Tracing Footsteps Certificate in 2001 from CATIC. Rebekah regularly attends seminars and meetings to further her knowledge in areas that effect our clients.

Prior to joining the firm, she worked for the American Red Cross Blood Services in Farmington for ten years. At the American Red Cross, she became the Senior Staff Scheduler where she was responsible for coordinating the schedules of over 100 employees. In 1996, she worked with the National Red Cross to develop new software to better coordinate blood drive staff scheduling across the country.

After leaving the American Red Cross, she worked for Environmental Risk Limited located in Bloomfield as an Assistant to the Vice President and the Director of Marketing. There she was asked to take on the role of developing a database to track marketing, job proposals, environmental studies and worked on some of the initial environmental work related to the now famous, Adrian's Landing Project in Hartford.

Rebekah is very active member of the community. She sits on various committees and works on projects for the Windsor Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Windsor . She has worked on the Windsor Chamber of Commerce's Nightmare on Broad Street , Membership Committee, Auction Committee as well as other committees. She assisted in the 2005 Living History project for the Town of Windsor and is an active volunteer for the Windsor Historical Society where she assists in the biannual Historic Homes Tour. Rebekah was asked in 2003 to become a Volunteer Coordinator for the Region 31 Mass Vaccination Dispensing Clinics for the Towns of Windsor and South Windsor where she was responsible for recruiting volunteers and attending planning meetings. Rebekah has also been bestowed with certificates of appreciation for her devotion to community projects most especially with the Windsor Chamber of Commerce, First Town Downtown, New Britain Chamber of Commerce, the American Red Cross, and the Greater Hartford Aids Foundation. Rebekah has been a member of Hole in the Wall Theater Co. (HITW) in New Britain for over eighteen years and was a member of its Board of Director member from 1992 to 1994 and 1996 to 1999 and continues to actively work as producer for various productions.

Rebekah met her husband David, in part with the assistance of both Cori-Lynn and John. Rebekah assists her husband with the Berlin Lions Annual Fair each fall. She and her husband moved to Windsor in 2001, where they are very proud owners of an historic home and are trying to return it to it's original splendor. Rebekah has two wonderful grown stepchildren and is a lover of all animals, most especially her dog, Lucy.