About Kathryn A.
Kathryn A. Calibey entered law after completing a liberal arts degree at the University of Connecticut in 1975 and earning her J.D. from Western New England University School of Law in 1982. Her academic path bridged an earlier undergraduate foundation and formal legal training, setting the stage for a practice that spans state and federal arenas.
After law school, Calibey built a career that places her credentials before state and national institutions. She is admitted to the bar in Connecticut and holds admission to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and the Supreme Court of the United States. Those admissions signal a practice that can engage matters at multiple appellate levels and in federal court proceedings.
Calibey’s professional life includes work at RisCassi & Davis. Her association with that firm anchors her in a practice environment tied to Connecticut law and federal matters. The record lists RisCassi & Davis as the firm where she conducts her work, and that connection frames much of her recent professional activity.
Colleagues and clients see Calibey as a steady legal presence. She maintains current membership in professional associations, a detail that reflects ongoing engagement with the larger legal community. That involvement keeps her connected to developments in the law and to peer networks across the state and beyond.
Her years in practice overlap with a period of significant change in both state and federal courts. Calibey’s admissions to the Second Circuit and the Supreme Court mean she has the credentialing necessary to handle appeals and federal filings when cases require that level of access. The mix of state bar admission and federal credentials gives her options in structuring litigation and appellate strategy.
Outside of courtroom credentials, her background points to someone who entered the profession after a full undergraduate education and then pursued a law degree. That trajectory is common among lawyers whose work requires both broad perspective and detailed legal training.
Today, Calibey practices at RisCassi & Davis and holds the court admissions noted above. Her current practice involves representing clients in Connecticut and federal courts, including filings before the Second Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court.
