On April 25-26, partners Taruna Garg and Jodie Driscoll will attend the Connecticut Bankers’ Association (CBA) 2024 Women in Banking Conference in Bristol, CT.

The event will begin on the evening of April 25 with a networking reception for attendees and guest speakers. The following day’s program will include presentations about a variety of topics such as using mindset shifts that can help combat imposter syndrome, technology tools that promote productivity and ways to master nonverbal communication.

Murtha Cullina is a proud member of the Connecticut Bankers’ Association, an organization that represents the financial institutions in the State of Connecticut and supports legislative and regulatory actions at the state and federal level that benefit the general welfare of the banking industry and the people of the state of Connecticut.

With more than 20 years of experience, Taruna Garg brings a deep understanding of banking and finance to her practice, which focuses on commercial litigation, business litigation and bankruptcy and creditors’ rights. She represents business debtors and their directors, officers and employees; secured and unsecured creditors; trustees; creditor committees; insurance companies; and contract counterparties such as landlords, suppliers and vendors.

An accomplished real estate lawyer, Jodie Driscoll has represented clients from diverse industries and has experience in conventional lending, refinancing, tax-exempt bonds, HUD loans and lines of credit. Since 2019, she has helped borrowers and lenders close deals valued at more than $200 million through various loan structures.