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Constangy said Cyber Team chair Sean Hoar will join NetDiligence’s 2026 Cyber Claims Study webinar series on October 22 at 11 a.m. Eastern. The firm said his panel will review the study’s findings and recent claims trends as part of a two-session virtual program.
Constangy said Tim Barbetta, Anjie Cabrera and Christine Hogan were recognized in the 2026 New York Metro Super Lawyers edition. The firm said the annual selection process combines peer nominations and evaluations with independent research and considers professional achievement and peer recognition.
Constangy announced that partner Dean Kpere-Daibo had been included in Missouri Lawyers Weekly’s 2026 employment-law POWER List for the first time. The firm said the publication’s editorial team reviewed verdicts, settlements and its archives to select lawyers working on workplace litigation, wage disputes and appeals.
Constangy announced that Cyber Team chair Sean Hoar and partner Loree Stuck would speak at Incident Response Forum West on October 13. The firm said the conference would take place at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills and bring together lawyers, in-house counsel, compliance executives and other cybersecurity professionals.
Constangy announced that partner John MacDonald would present at an ACC New Jersey virtual program on September 18. The firm said his session would examine which employment laws apply to workers operating across different locations, including employees with remote and hybrid arrangements, and linked to registration information.