Our Connecticut Supreme Court Year In Review 2013 features stories on interesting cases involving tort issues, justices with atypical resumes, child support rulings involving wealthy parents, and more.
October 01, 2013 at 05:08 PM
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By BRENDEN LEYDON
The Connecticut Supreme Court decided many interesting cases regarding tort issues this year. One recent case just posted in mid-September shed new light on a variety of complex issues. Mirjavadi v. Vakilzadeh arose from the kidnapping of the plaintiff’s daughter, Saba, by the plaintiff’s ex-husband, who took the 2-year-old child back to Iran.
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