Michael W. Stenger

Michael Stenger is a senior associate in WSHB’s Connecticut office. Michael has successfully defended a myriad of complex civil litigation matters, including those in employment, labor, products liability, motor vehicle, and professional malpractice.

Michael earned his law degree from the University of Villanova School of Law, where he was a staff writer on the Villanova Law Review. His case note, The First Circuit Strikes Out in Jones v. City of Boston: A Pitch for Practical Significance in Disparate Impact Cases (60 Vill. L. Rev. 411) (2015), earned him the Scribes Award for best article for the 2014-2015 year, and qualified him as a finalist in the 2015 Louis Jackson Memorial Student Writing Competition. Michael also served as a certified student intern with the Civil Justice Clinic, where he represented indigent and low-income clients in a variety of civil issues.

Michael earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, cum laude, from Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York. He graduated with Distinction in the Study of Political Science and was awarded the Philip S. Wilder, Jr. Award for Academic Distinction in Athletics. Michael was also a letterman on Hartwick’s football team.

Publications

The First Circuit Strikes Out in Jones v. City of Boston: A Pitch for Practical Significance in Disparate Impact Cases (60 Vill. L. Rev. 411) (2015)