After 51 years of serving the legal community, Whitman Breed has announced the retirement of Lee Selby.
Lee joined Whitman Breed last year, as part of the merger with Smith & Grant LLP. Lee has practiced in Greenwich throughout his career, having been a member of Whitman Breed and its predecessor firms for 26 years before becoming a founding partner in 1995 of what is now Fogarty, Cohen, Russo & Nemiroff. Following his stepping down from active partnership duties in 2016, Lee joined Smith & Grant LLP in the capacity of Counsel.
Lee is a Fellow of the American College of Trusts and Estates Counsel and has served on the Ethics Committee and the Executive Committee of the Estates and Probate Section of the Connecticut Bar Association. He served on numerous local Town boards including the Retirement System of the Town of Greenwich, United Way of Greenwich (of which he served as President), the Greenwich Foundation for Community Gifts (of which he served as Chairman), and Stamford Center for the Arts.
It is never easy to bid farewell and we will miss working with Lee on a daily basis. The firm wishes Lee well in all his future endeavors and congratulates him on a full and successful career.
