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2025 Ones To Watch - Rising Stars Spotlight: Caitlin Romasco, Casner & Edwards, LLP

Caitlin Romasco
Partner
Casner & Edwards, LLP

“Caitlin Romasco is a standout attorney whose ability to navigate intricate litigation matters and strategically craft client solutions has made lasting impacts at Casner & Edwards. With over a decade of experience, she consistently delivers exceptional results and exemplifies our firm’s values and commitment to excellence. Her recent elevation to Partner is a testament to her leadership and resolve to shape the future of Casner as we continue to build our legacy.” - Michael Zullas, Managing Partner at Casner & Edwards, LLP.

Challenge you’ve overcome, and what it taught you? As a litigator, one of the greatest challenges I’ve faced is navigating the wide range of personalities involved in real estate disputes. These matters often require not only legal acumen but also the ability to manage differing perspectives and diffuse tensions. Over time, I’ve learned to adapt my approach to fit each situation, developing strategies grounded in empathy, patience, and clear communication. Becoming a parent has deepened these skills – teaching me the value of listening, understanding, and recognizing the human element in every interaction.

Advice you’d give someone starting out? My advice to someone just starting out in their legal career is to find great mentors and stay curious. You can learn something from everyone you work with – whether it’s a colleague, client, or even opposing counsel. Everyone has their own working style and expectations, and taking the time to understand those differences can go a long way in building strong relationships, even with people you don’t immediately connect with on a personal level. In the end, the more you invest in asking questions and staying engaged, the more rewarding the experience will be.

Recent milestone or project you’re most proud of? I’m very proud of my recent elevation to Partner at Casner & Edwards. This milestone reflects years of dedication, meaningful client relationships, and the trust and support of my colleagues and mentors.

Person who shaped your development, and how? I am fortunate to have strong professional and personal support systems. While many wonderful attorneys have guided me throughout my legal career, my greatest inspiration has been my mother. Juggling a full- time career in the insurance industry while raising a family, she demonstrated that women can thrive in both their professional and personal lives. Her example instilled in me the drive to pursue the work I do today.

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