The 2014 Connecticut General Assembly session is over, and while much of the attention in the closing days was on the state budget, lawmakers took final action on a number of measures that are of specific interest to the legal community.
Legislative action to bar chimp attack victim Charla Nash from suing the state, to declare horses as nonvicious animals in order to protect the equine industry from lawsuits, and to approve reforms of the state’s guardian ad litem system have been well-chronicled. But here are some of the issues that receive a little less attention.
