“Understanding Connecticut’s Freedom of Information Act” by Mark J. Sommaruga.
Pullman & Comley attorney and author Mark J. Sommaruga has released the fifth edition of his book on Connecticut Freedom of Information law, “Understanding Connecticut’s Freedom of Information Act.”
From understanding meeting agendas to making records requests and understanding rules governing email communications, the 146-page book covers a range of official definitions and procedures for review and use by lawyers, media and the general public for knowing how and where to request and obtain public information. The subject matter is divided into three sections: public meetings, accessing public records and civil penalties/remedies.
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