Hartford attorney James Brewer. Courtesy photo.
Hartford attorney James Brewer believes he is a better person and attorney after his disbarment over a 2004 altercation with a city attorney and police officer.
April 23, 2018 at 03:59 PM
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At the lowest point in his career, prominent Connecticut attorney James Brewer saw his livelihood disappear.
A flourishing attorney in 2004, Brewer made headlines for all the wrong reasons: He was arrested after a fight with a city attorney, West Hartford corporation counsel Joseph O’Brien, and police Lt. Jack Casey during a videotaped deposition.
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