Kristin Carter Rowe (Of Counsel) has extensive litigation experience having represented and counseled individual, corporate and municipal clients in all areas of civil litigation on both the state and federal levels. Her litigation experience includes the development of case strategies and the management of multi-party, complex cases. Ms. Rowe's experience includes pretrial procedure and discovery, motion practice and oral arguments, State and Federal court appearances as well as complex settlement negotiations and document drafting.

Ms. Rowe also has a successful appellate practice, having successfully handled several appeals before the Appellate Division of the State of New York and the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.

Ms. Rowe's primary area of practice are environmental, insurance and tort law, but she has also represented numerous clients in breach of contract, product liability, defamation, discrimination, antitrust, trade secret, personal injury, constitutional and complex partnership dissolution cases.

Ms. Rowe recently published a full-length novel, entitled The Most Undeniable Things (Xlibris 2000), and she has also been published in the Cornell Law Review. She has lectured on environmental, toxic tort, First Amendment and trade secret issues at area colleges and professional seminars. Ms. Rowe is a graduate of Cornell Law School where she graduated first in her class and was a member of the editorial staff of the Cornell Law Review.