John Cerreta
John Cerreta
John Cerreta is a litigator with Day Pitney, an esteemed appellate law firm. He handles appeals involving complex tort and product liability cases, insurance coverage disputes and class actions.
Before joining Day Pitney, he served as a clerk to a U.S. Supreme Court justice and worked at a renowned New York law firm.
Early Life and Education
Early childhood experiences can have a tremendous effect on a child’s development. These years are crucial for creating an excellent foundation and setting them up for future learning opportunities.
Studies have demonstrated that children who receive adequate early childhood education can reap significant rewards. These kids tend to possess better social, emotional, and behavioral skills when they enter school.
The early childhood care and education (ECCE) field is rapidly expanding. It encompasses part-day, full school-day, and work day programs under educational, social welfare, and commercial umbrellas.
Professional Career
John Cerreta is a partner in Day Pitney’s Commercial Litigation Department and handles appeals before both state and federal appellate courts. Additionally, he represents clients on an array of matters such as complex tort claims and product-liability suits.
John Cerreta not only has legal expertise, but a deep comprehension of business. As the founder and manager of an established real estate company that was a major player in Palm Beach County’s resort market, John has acquired invaluable insight into this community and what clients require.
His professional experience includes being involved in numerous transactions and collaborations that have had a significant effect on the healthcare sector. He has provided advice to various organizations related to mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and affiliation partnerships for organizations within healthcare and higher education institutions.
Achievements and Honors
John Cerreta has earned numerous accolades throughout his career. A skilled litigator, he specializes in complex tort and product liability cases, insurance coverage disputes and class actions; additionally, he holds an expertise in Appellate Practice.
He has briefed and argued numerous appeals in the Second Circuit and other appellate courts across America, earning his clients’ trust for handling their most challenging appeals and crucial motions.
His many accomplishments include forging an alliance with Diplo’s Mad Decent label and signing artists such as My Morning Jacket, Local Natives and Weyes Blood.
Personal Life
John was a dedicated husband, father, Nonno, brother and friend who lived by the motto: “Semper Fi.”
As a Marine, he served his country with the utmost devotion and dedication. He earned multiple awards and decorations for his service, including the Korean Service medal with three stars and Vietnam Service medal with five stars.
Throughout his service, he developed special abilities as a parachutist, scuba diver, skier and physical instructor. Furthermore, he received advanced instruction in amphibious warfare and winter warfare tactics.
He had a wicked sense of humor and loved his family dearly. Survived by his wife Susan, and three children John Cerreta from Berwick; David Cerreta and Jennifer from Bloomsburg; Robyn Ryman and Tim also from Berwick – John Cerreta was an exceptional man.
Net Worth
John Cerreta has an estimated net worth of $3 million. He is a partner at Day Pitney in Hartford, Connecticut and specializes in representing clients in complex tort and product liability cases, insurance coverage disputes and class actions.
He has briefed and argued numerous appeals in the Second Circuit as well as other appellate courts across America. Additionally, he is a frequent speaker for Day Pitney at national and regional conferences.
He has a passion for writing, music and theater. His 15-song song cycle Eavesdropping is performed as experimental music theater; he scored eight videos used in Lee Blessing’s production of Two Rooms; additionally he contributed to the Opendoor Edition of Waywords and Meansigns in 2017. Overall, he considers himself an accomplished composer.