Art C. Aranilla, Attorney

Art concentrates his practice in professional liability and focuses primarily on the defense of claims made and suits brought against real estate professionals, architects, and engineers.  He has obtained favorable outcomes for his clients both in mediation and at court. 
 
Prior to joining Marshall Dennehey, Art served as Delaware corporate counsel for Settlement Solutions, Inc., which organized title searches and real estate settlements in several states.  He has conducted hundreds of Delaware real estate settlements, and is currently on the board of directors of his neighborhood homeowners' association, the Valley Pointe Maintenance Corporation, in Hockessin, Delaware. 
 
Art's managerial experience gives him a unique perspective into the defense of professionals, directors and officers.  For instance, while in business school, he served as director of Global Lawyers & Physicians, a health and human rights non-profit organization based in Boston, where he expanded the organization's membership, raised funds, and helped to lay the groundwork for creation of the Boston Refugee Center for Health and Human Rights.
 
In law school, Art served as research assistant for antitrust authority, Professor Joseph Brodley, aiding in the production and editing of law review articles and in the preparation of other scholarly works.  Art also served as writing tutor for Boston University School of Law's legal writing program.  Art's legal writing has won not only cases, but also scholarly awards, including one in Epstein, Becker & Green's Health Care and Life Sciences Law Writing Competition, for his paper, "Six,* Lies, and Drugs: Does Misinformation about Generic Drugs from Brand Name Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Constitute Predatory Conduct?"

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
Boston University School of Law	J.D.	Law School	N/A
			Yale University B.A.