By NORM PATTIS | April 25, 2011
Mark DuBois retired the other day. He did so without fanfare, simply walking away from state service and back into private practice. I am sorry to see him go. Although he was the state's top
By Scott Brede | August 2, 2002
Bar officials and the local business community continue to hold out hope that the state judiciary will relieve in-house counsel not admitted in Connecticut from the potential threat of unauthorized
By LISA SIEGEL | June 12, 2006
It was a Friday afternoon last winter when assistant public defenders Brian Carlow and Karen Goodrow finally discovered what they had long been searching for: a brown box stored in a back roo
By NORM PATTIS | December 6, 2010
We missed a tremendous opportunity to conduct an experiment of great significance in our courts. That's because we didn't have a crystal ball. Who really would have thought that courtroom spe
By MARK PAZNIOKAS | January 25, 2013
The General Assembly last week confirmed Andrew J. McDonald, a former Democratic state senator and longtime confidant of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, as the first openly gay justice of the Connecti
By BRIAN FARNEN and ALEX KOVTUNENKO | October 3, 2013
In 2012, Connecticut passed legislation which gives pro owners access to 100 percent upfront, low-cost, long-term financing for building energy upgrades. Commercial & Industrial Pro
By DOUGLAS S. MALAN | January 28, 2008
The question is a simple one: Would you rather research law firms with a few clicks of the keyboard or pore through a 4-inch-thick hardcover book? Increasingly, law firms are forsaking
By THOMAS B. SCHEFFEY | March 28, 2007
The Associated Press and other media groups got bad news from New Britain Superior Court Judge Michael R. Sheldon March 23, who held that current Practice Book rules give judges no discretion
By ROBERT SOLOMON | April 17, 2006
In 1962, Casey Stengel, watching his Mets during one of the 120 games they would lose that year, asked, "Can't anybody here play this game?" Since our current government has much in c
By CHRISTIAN NOLAN | December 22, 2008
The blogger's screen name is Gideon. The moniker may not ring a bell, but perhaps you've heard of the blog itself -- a
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