Denise Plunkett and Nicholas Gaglio Named to Crain’s New York Business Notable Litigators & Trial Attorneys
March 25, 2025
Axinn litigation practice chair Denise Plunkett and partner Nicholas Gaglio have been named “Notable Litigators & Trial Attorneys” by Crain’s New York Business.
Denise Plunkett is a trial lawyer with more than 25 years of experience handling an impressive array of high-stakes commercial disputes and high-profile antitrust cases. She has served as lead trial counsel in well over a dozen jury trials of varying types.
Drawing on more than twenty years of experience, Nick Gaglio counsels clients on a full range of antitrust issues, including litigation, mergers, civil non-merger and criminal cartel investigations, internal investigations, and counseling.
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