American Lawyer Media Names Vincent M. Valvo as Publisher of The Connecticut Law Tribune

Posted on January 7, 2000

American Lawyer Media, Inc. (ALM) has announced that Vincent M. Valvo has been appointed Publisher of The Connecticut Law Tribune, a weekly newspaper with coverage of Connecticut legal affairs and the state's legal community. Valvo will succeed Robert Ambrogi, who has been named Director of the American Lawyer Media News Service.

Valvo, a resident of West Hartford, Conn., joins ALM from Boston, where he served as publisher and editor for Warren Publications, which produces banking and real estate newspapers and magazines throughout the Northeast. At Warren, he was responsible for all business and news departments, as well as seminars and trade shows produced by Warren Events, a sister company.

The Connecticut Law Tribune, based in Fairfield, has an estimated readership of 23,560. The paper features in-depth coverage of legal developments across the state, including coverage of Superior Court, U.S. District Court, 2nd Circuit and state administrative agency opinions. The Connecticut Law Tribune has been published for more than 25 years.

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