In this heartfelt episode of Lawyers Who Care, we sit down with Felicia Hunt, a family law partner at Hassett & George in Connecticut. Felicia’s practice centers around helping families in transition—whether through mediation, collaborative divorce, or litigation—with a special focus on child advocacy and personal healing.

Felicia shares a powerful story of a client who, blindsided by divorce later in life, faced the daunting challenge of starting over. What followed was a profound transformation—from emotional devastation to renewed confidence, financial independence, and even a stronger relationship with her adult daughter. With compassion and clarity, Felicia helped her navigate not just a legal process, but a complete personal reinvention.

If you’ve ever wondered what it truly means for a lawyer to care—beyond the courtroom—this episode will show you.

📧 Contact Felicia: ⁠[email protected]⁠📞 (860) 651-1333 ext. 109🌐 Learn more: ⁠https://hgesq.com⁠

In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, we speak with Matthew Bolewitz, a Pittsburgh-based partner at Cozza Law Group. Matthew specializes in helping small and mid-sized business owners navigate complex business transitions—including the emotional side of letting go.

He shares a moving story about an aging husband-and-wife team ready to shut down their franchise after decades of hard work—burned out and resigned to walk away with nothing. But thanks to Matthew’s empathy, business savvy, and out-of-the-box thinking, they secured a streamlined deal with their franchisor and walked away with hundreds of thousands in post-tax proceeds—plus enough peace of mind to trade staycations for a real vacation in Costa Rica.

This episode is a must-watch for any attorney or advisor working with aging business owners—and a powerful reminder of how the right legal guidance can change lives.

📧 Contact Matthew: [email protected]
🌐 Learn more: https://cozzalaw.com
📱 Follow: Cozza Law on social media | Matthew on LinkedIn

In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, we sit down with Erica Burten, a dedicated family law attorney based in Westport, Connecticut. Erica shares her journey into law, her commitment to helping clients through collaborative divorce and litigation, and the emotional realities many face during the process.

She opens up about a complex, high-stakes divorce case that spanned multiple states and legal strategies—starting in mediation, shifting to litigation, and ultimately resolved through private mediation. Erica’s story reveals how the right guidance can turn a vulnerable moment into a more secure future.

If you're curious about the differences between collaborative divorce and traditional litigation—or simply want to hear what it means to truly go above and beyond for clients—this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

🎧 Learn more about Erica: https://ericaburtonlaw.com
📞 Contact: [email protected] | (203) 836-1138

In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, we welcome Troy Brown, partner at Albers & Associates in Maryland. Troy blends advocacy, empathy, and strategy to serve as a trusted advisor for companies navigating complex legal challenges—from business formation to litigation and Department of Labor investigations.

Troy shares how his upbringing, his love for comic books, and a commitment to process all shaped his approach to law. Hear how he helped a company resolve a serious government misclassification issue—not just with legal skill, but by guiding the client through a transformation in how they do business.

💼 In this episode:

• How Troy became both sword and shield for his clients

• The emotional realities behind business law

• Why empathy and efficiency define good legal counsel

• The benefits of acting as fractional general counsel

📍 Connect with Troy:

- [email protected]

- (443) 499-6798

- rossalbers.com

📣 Know a lawyer who goes above and beyond? Call us at (914) 666-6600.

In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, we sit down with Philip Crowley, founder and managing partner of Crowley Law, a boutique firm representing cutting-edge life sciences and tech entrepreneurs in New York and New Jersey.

Phil’s path is as unique as it is inspiring—starting as a research physicist before moving into law, serving over 30 years at Johnson & Johnson, and now helping startups avoid costly missteps. He shares how a decade-long relationship with two Irish AI founders led to a $425 million acquisition by Wolters Kluwer—and how legal guidance can shape not just deals, but destinies.

🧠 Topics Covered:

• Why Phil left the lab for law

• His role in major J&J crises (Tylenol & talc)

• Helping Brightflag scale to a global exit

• The future of IP and AI in law and business

- Check out his book: Avoid Startup Failure on Amazon- Learn more: CrowleyLawLLC.com- Contact: [email protected]

📣 Know a lawyer who goes above and beyond? Call us at (914) 666-6600.

In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, we sit down with Rebecca Neale, principal attorney at Bedford Family Law in Massachusetts. With a background in community health and public interest law, Rebecca brings heart, insight, and an unwavering commitment to helping clients rebuild their lives during divorce and custody battles.

She shares a compelling story of how she used a rarely-invoked legal strategy—reimbursement alimony—to help a client regain her confidence and restart her engineering career after a short-term marriage left her financially and emotionally stuck.

💬 Highlights:

• From Peace Corps to courtroom: Rebecca’s unique path to law

• Why emotional intelligence matters in family law

• The power of overlooked legal tools in life-changing cases

• How real transformation is possible through legal support

  
  

📍 Connect with Rebecca:- BedfordFamilyLaw.com
- Book a consultation online anytime
- (781) 499-2016

📣 Know a lawyer who cares? Contact us at (914) 666-6600.

In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, we sit down with Rocco Cozza, founder and managing partner of Cozza Law Group—a firm with offices in Pittsburgh, New York City, and Nashville. Rocco shares his unconventional journey from psychology major and personal trainer to building a thriving, people-first law practice serving entrepreneurs, creatives, and businesses.

You’ll hear how a free talk on kindness in the workplace led to a million-dollar client, why Rocco emphasizes emotional intelligence in legal practice, and how understanding human dynamics fuels his firm's success across three states.

💼 Topics Covered:

• Psychology's role in legal strategy

• Building a client-focused, multi-office firm

• The power of giving without expectation

• Why kindness is good business

📍 Connect with Rocco:
- CozzaLaw.com
- [email protected]- Active on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok

📣 Know a lawyer who goes above and beyond? Reach out to us at (914) 666-6600.

In this powerful episode, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Seth Urbanoski, partner at Hatchi Urbanoski in Boston, a firm specializing in probate administration and litigation. Seth shares a deeply human case involving two sisters trying to rescue their sibling—who had untreated mental illness and was living in dangerous, substandard conditions. With patience, empathy, and strategic collaboration with community leaders, medical professionals, and law enforcement, Seth helped secure guardianship and safely transition the client into supportive housing.

This episode shows how legal advocacy can transform lives—not just through court filings, but through compassion, persistence, and truly caring for a client’s well-being.

📍 Learn more about Hatchi Urbanoski: www.hu-lawyers.com
📍 Office: 183 State Street, 5th Floor, Boston, MA 02109

If you know a lawyer who goes above and beyond—or are one yourself—reach out to us at (914) 666-6600.

In this episode, host Andrew Samalin interviews Justin Kelsey, partner at Skylark Law and Mediation in Boston, whose career journey took him from courtroom litigation to becoming a leader in collaborative divorce and family mediation. Justin shares a moving story of a high-conflict divorce that, in a traditional courtroom, could have torn a family apart. But through the power of collaborative law and mutual compassion, he and the opposing attorney helped guide the family toward a peaceful resolution—preserving parenting relationships and emotional wellbeing along the way.

It’s a compelling example of what happens when legal professionals focus not just on the outcome, but on how people get there.

📍 Learn more about Skylark Law: www.skylarklaw.com
📧 Contact Justin: [email protected]
📱 Follow on TikTok: @thatmediator | LinkedIn: Justin Kelsey

If you know a lawyer who goes above and beyond—or are one yourself—reach out to us at (914) 666-6600.

In this episode, host Andrew Samalin sits down with Dan Purtell, founding partner and lead trial attorney at McEldrew Purtell in Philadelphia. Dan shares a powerful story from early in his career—representing the mother of a close friend in a slip-and-fall case that seemed almost impossible to win. From a missing weather report to a cleaned-up accident scene, the odds were stacked against them. But through relentless investigation—including laser scans of the parking lot and tracking down hyper-local weather data—Dan and his team proved the truth and won justice.

It’s a revealing look at what it takes to be a great trial attorney: trust, grit, and belief in the people you serve.

📍 Learn more about McEldrew Purtell: https://www.mceldrewpurtell.com
📧 Contact Dan: [email protected]
📞 Office: (215) 545-8800 | Cell: (215) 527-6489

If you know a lawyer who goes above and beyond, or if you are one, reach out to us at (914) 666-6600.