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Attorney General Candidate Susan Hatfield Talks Guns, Gingrich, Opioids

Robert Storace | June 14, 2018

Susan Hatfield, whose family's roots in Connecticut date back to the colonial days, is traveling the state in an effort to become its first Republican attorney general in more than 60 years.

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Attorney General Candidate Mattei Talks Opioids, Prosecuting Rowland

Robert Storace | June 11, 2018

Trial attorney Chris Mattei is leaning on his experience as a Connecticut assistant U.S. attorney, where, among other things, he helped prosecute former Gov. John Rowland, to put him over the top to become the state's next attorney general.

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Connecticut Movers: Leadership Council Honors Attorney Agostinho 'Augie' Ribeiro

Michael Marciano | June 08, 2018

The award honors individuals who have excelled or served as role models in their Portuguese-American communities.

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Attorney General Candidate William Tong Talks Guns, Discrimination in Interview

Robert Storace | June 08, 2018

William Tong became the first Asian-American to serve in the Connecticut General Assembly. The Stamford representative is now looking to become the state's chief law enforcement officer as he runs for attorney general as a Democrat.

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Connecticut Movers: Saluting Heroes of Pro Bono Assistance

Michael Marciano | June 01, 2018

"Robinson & Cole continually demonstrates significant and longstanding dedication to the delivery of pro bono legal services,” said SLS Pro Bono Attorney Manager Ashleigh M. Backman.

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Mitchell & Sheahan Expands, Opens Third Office

Michael Marciano | May 24, 2018

A formal ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held at 9 a.m. Friday, led by Westport First Selectman Jim Marpe. The new office is located at 246 Post Rd. East, on the second floor.

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Connecticut Movers: Celebrations and Awards to Lawyers and Firms

Michael Marciano | May 18, 2018

Attorneys Erin E. Boatman, Irve J. Goldman, and Barbara H. Katz received Commercial Law and Bankruptcy (CLABBY) awards recently from the Connecticut Bar Association, in recognition of their professional achievements.

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Connecticut Movers: Pros Celebrate New Affiliations

Michael Marciano | May 11, 2018

Nicole S. Mulé of Hartford's Robinson & Cole has joined the board of directors of the not-for-profit Hartford Marathon Foundation.

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Connecticut Firms Tap Years of Experience in Making Their Latest Moves

Michael Marciano | April 27, 2018

Thomas D. Colin has rejoined the Greenwich law firm he co-founded after retiring as a Superior Court judge.

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Connecticut Movers: Accomplished Teams Assign Key Star Players

Michael Marciano | April 13, 2018

Attorney C. Peter Hitson has been named director of legal project and practice management in the Hartford office of Carlton Fields Jorden Burt.

Expert Opinion

McDonald Nomination Highlights Flaws in Judicial Appointment System

Mark L. Dubois | April 06, 2018

Our constitution sets the term of judge and justices at eight years. That’s too short a period of time for a judge or justice to become really schooled in the business of judging. It’s also two years short of the vesting date for full pensions.

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Connecticut Movers: Making Improvements, Inside and Out

Michael Marciano | March 30, 2018

Ryan Ryan Deluca has named Michael R. Young and Claire E. Ryan partners in the firm.

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Tribune Announces 2018 Award Winners, Attorney of the Year Finalists

Michael Marciano | March 23, 2018

The nominations are in and winners have been chosen in 10 categories for the Connecticut Law Tribune's annual Professional Excellence Awards.

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Conn. Firms Toast Recent Promotions

Michael Marciano | March 23, 2018

Connecticut's Halloran & Sage has named Jonathan Kelly, Matthew Teich and Brian Tims its newest partners.

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National Distinctions for Connecticut Attorneys

Michael Marciano | March 16, 2018

Acclaimed Connecticut attorney-turned-filmmaker Michael Koskoff has been nominated for a fitting distinction to honor his contributions to the silver screen: a Silver Gavel Award from the American Bar Association.

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Moukawsher's Thoughtful Rulings Reveal Very Learned Hand

Mark Dubois | March 14, 2018

Judge Thomas Moukawsher wastes no time with fools or foolishness. Upon retiring from the bench, he might try faits divers.

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Connecticut Hispanic Bar Association Preps Students for National Competition

Michael Marciano | March 09, 2018

Four Connecticut law students have earned a trip to San Francisco, California, to represent the state at the Hispanic National Bar Association’s 2018 Corporate Counsel Conference.

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Harvard's Frank Sander, 'Godfather of ADR,' Dies at 90

Robert Storace | March 01, 2018

Known as the godfather and pioneer of ADR, Frank Sander was generous with sharing his extensive knowledge on the topic with others. He died recently at age 90.

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Winter Season Brings New Blood to CT Firms

Michael Marciano | February 23, 2018

A roundup of professional news from the legal community.

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Wiggin Immigration Attorney Brings Personal Experience as New Partner

Michael Marciano | February 23, 2018

Connecticut's Wiggin and Dana recently broadened its leadership team with the promotion of Pakistani-American business immigration attorney and recent new mother Najia Khalid to partner.

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Connecticut Movers: Rising to the Top

Michael Marciano | February 09, 2018

The Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association has promoted Chief Financial Officer Joan D. Maloney to executive director of the 1,300-member fellowship.

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CBA Names New Executive Director

Robert Storace | February 06, 2018

The CBA has announced that Nassau County Bar Association Executive Director Keith Soressi will become its new executive director effective Feb. 26.

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Outgoing Connecticut Chief Justice Rogers to Join Day Pitney

Robert Storace | February 05, 2018

Soon after stepping down as Connecticut Supreme Court chief justice, Chase Rogers announced she has accepted an offer to work for Day Pitney.

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Pullman Touts Family Practice Growth With High-Profile Hires

Michael Marciano | February 05, 2018

Two well-known Fairfield County attorneys, Livia DeFilippis Barndollar and Kelly A. Scott, have join the family law practice at Pullman & Comley, one of the state's largest firms.

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Rising to the Top: Promotions Abound Across State

Michael Marciano | January 26, 2018

Stamford's Rosenblum Newfield has elected Redding resident Dana M. Carlino partner, the firm's founding partner, James B. Rosenblum, announced this week.

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Big Names Making Big Moves at CT Firms

Michael Marciano | January 19, 2018

Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer announced that former U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd has joined the firm as senior counsel.

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Connecticut Movers: Day Pitney Names Managing Partner, Promotes New Partners

Michael Marciano | January 12, 2018

Partner Thomas D. Goldberg has been promoted to managing partner of the nearly 300-strong Day Pitney firm, effective April 2.

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John Nazzaro Rejoins The Reardon Law Firm After 10 Years on the Bench

Robert Storace | January 05, 2018

After a long career as an attorney and a judge, John Nazzaro rejoined The Reardon Law Firm Jan. 1. He had worked there previously for nine years.

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Connecticut Movers: New Partner Named at Cramer & Anderson

Michael Marciano | January 05, 2018

Christopher Sochacki began the new year as a new partner at Cramer & Anderson, which has six offices throughout the state.

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Connecticut Movers: Knowledge-sharing and New Hires

Michael Marciano | December 29, 2017

West Hartford's Seiger Gfeller Laurie has hired two new associates; Robinson & Cole supports Junior Achievement Day with children.

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Departures of Legal Note in 2017

Staff Report | December 28, 2017

The Associated Press's annual compendium of notables who died in 2017 includes a mix of folks who worked both in and outside the courtroom on a range of issues. Every name on the selected list below should ring a bell to those continuing their work in the industry.

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Newtown's Kari Dooley Nominated to US District Court in Connecticut

Robert Storace | December 20, 2017

Superior Court Judge Kari Dooley was nominated Wednesday by President Donald Trump to serve on the U.S. District Court in Connecticut. Dooley is a 54-year-old Newtown resident.

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Connecticut Movers: Robinson & Cole Names Partners in Hartford & Beyond

Michael Marciano | December 15, 2017

Hartford-based Robinson & Cole has promoted seven attorneys to partner, including three in its Hartford office,

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West Hartford Firm Opens Boston Office

Michael Marciano | December 08, 2017

Seiger Gfeller Laurie has opened a new office in Boston, bringing its total offices in the Northeast region to four.

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CT Movers: Promotions and Awards

Suzanne Tullo | November 10, 2017

Jane Elaine Ballerini has been named a partner at Neubert, Pepe & Monteith.

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Connecticut Movers: Titles of Distinction

Suzanne Tullo | November 03, 2017

Schwartz Becomes Muni Co-Chairman Murtha Cullina partner Joseph Schwartz has been named co-chairman of the firm’s municipal practice group. Schwartz…

Cramer and Anderson Opens Ridgefield Office

Suzanne Tullo | November 03, 2017

Cramer and Anderson has opened a new Ridgefield office. This location is the firm's sixth in Connecticut, providing legal services to clients in close…

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Energizing Talk at UConn School of Law

Michael Marciano | November 01, 2017

The Connecticut Bar Association's Energy Section dinner, hosted recently by the UConn Center for Energy and Environmental Law, drew a crowd of 50-plus…

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Two Robinson and Cole Lawyers Accept Fellowships

Suzanne Tullo | October 27, 2017

Robinson and Cole lawyers Todd R. Regan and Peter E. Strniste Jr. have accepted fellowships with the Construction Lawyers Society of America (CLSA).…

The Nexus of Development and Land Use Regulation

Michael Ceccorulli | October 19, 2017

Connecticut residents have perhaps become accustomed to the daily reminders of the budget crisis that confronts our state and, in turn, its municipalities.…

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Q&A: Susan Filan Talks Law, Media and Trends

Robert Storace | October 13, 2017

An experienced attorney who also served as a public defender and assistant state's attorney, Susan Filan discusses law in a 5 Questions series.

Conn.-Based Hollywood Crime Film Spotlights Young Thurgood Marshall

MICHAEL MARCIANO | September 14, 2017

A 1940s Connecticut "Crime of the Century" courtroom drama, written by Connecticut attorney Michael Koskoff and exploring the rich personality of a young Thurgood Marshall, hits big screens nationwide next month.

UConn Law & ABA Awards Go Out

Nichole Morford | September 08, 2017

Former state Sen. Eric Coleman and business executives Cheryl Chase and Steve Greenspan are set to be honored next month with awards from the University…

Legislators Ask Lawyers for Help With Deadly Crisis

MICHAEL MARCIANO | June 22, 2017

With Connecticut ranked third in the nation in the rate of fatal opioid overdoses, legislators are asking attorneys to speak up and try to help reverse the worsening public health nightmare.