“Effective advocacy requires more than attention to detail. It necessitates understanding the big picture and strategic skills to serve my clients’ broader objectives.”

Kelsey Savoy is a member of the litigation and dispute resolution and insurance practice groups. Her practice is concentrated on defending a wide range of businesses, commercial organizations, and civil litigation matters. Kelsey represents clients in an array of matters such as motor vehicle liability, premises liability, professional liability, and various complex civil claims.

First joining Halloran Sage during law school as a Summer Associate, Kelsey continued on as a Law Clerk where she assisted our litigation team in civil matters, including medical negligence and injury defense. Aiding in trial preparation, discovery, and motion practice, Kelsey’s analytical skills supported case strategy, research, and drafting on complex liability, causation, and damages issues.

In law school, Kelsey was the recipient of several awards including the Dean’s Fellowship, a full-tuition scholarship for extraordinary scholarly achievement and leadership, commitment to community, and strong potential to be a leader. She was recognized for her academic excellence and community service. Kelsey also served as Publication Editor for the Quinnipiac Law Review; President of the Health Law Society; Vice President of Family & Juvenile Law Society; and competed in the Mock Trial and Moot Court Societies.

Outside of work, Kelsey is an Emergency Medical Technician at The Volunteer Fire Department of Prospect Inc. and assists with their fundraising efforts. She currently serves as Advisor to Pomperaug High School Mock Trial Group. A member of the Connecticut Bar Association’s Young Lawyer’s Section, Kelsey is also active in the firm’s Women’s Initiative and Associate’s Group.

Kelsey earned her Juris Doctor, summa cum laude, from Quinnipiac University School of Law with a Health Law Concentration, and holds a Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, in Political Science from Assumption University.