Among the many specialty bar associations in the state, one serves as the counter-balance to the plaintiff’s bar, a statewide organization created in 1991 to provide business networking opportunities for insurance defense attorneys.
Now, the Connecticut Defense Lawyers Association is undergoing a concerted effort to reinvigorate and rebrand itself. The short-term goal, CDLA president Robert Sickinger said, is to grow its membership, increase communications among members, expand the number of seminars it offers, and generally “to be the best organization it can be.”
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