Colin Scott Antaya

Colin’s unwavering dedication to justice drives his work at Koskoff, where he seeks to make impactful changes for his clients and within the broader community. His legal journey began with a fellowship at the Conservation Law Foundation, concentrating on reducing pesticide use in New England through innovative legal and policy frameworks. This fellowship was supported by Yale Law School's Arthur Liman Center for Public Interest Law. After graduating from Yale Law School in 2019, Colin clerked for Honorable Steven D. Ecker at the Connecticut Supreme Court. During law school, he led the International Refugee Assistance Project and contributed to the Housing Clinic while interning at Community Legal Services of Philadelphia and the Boston District Court Public Defender’s Office. In 2019, he also completed his Master’s in Public Administration at Harvard's Kennedy School. Colin holds a summa cum laude B.A. in Philosophy and History from Rhodes College. His combined expertise in law and public policy underscores his commitment to fostering justice and positive societal change.