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Who Got the Work: A Riding Crop Controversy and A Recovery Center Rejection
Rivkin Radler is representing the Jockey's Guild in its opposition of new regulations over the use of riding crops in New Jersey, Shipman & Goodwin is representing a recovery center as it seeks to open a methadone clinic, and other work from midsize firms.
Winning Strategy: How a Lawyer Sought to Prove Deliberate Indifference in Case Against University
Plaintiffs counsel Maria Garcia-Quintner helped negotiate a $225,000 settlement for her client who alleged that a former CCSU theater professor repeatedly sexually harassed her.
What Are Some ADR Trends Since COVID-19?
Three ADR experts in the Nutmeg State give their perspectives on how the pandemic has affected the business of ADRs.
Paying It Forward: Shipman & Goodwin Managing Partner Alan Lieberman Stepping Down at Year-End
Shipman & Goodwin's outgoing leader said it has been an honor to serve in the profession and to help others, "particularly those who are less fortunate, and in being dedicated to the community."
How Big Law Opened Safely and Addressed Child Care Needs of Its Attorneys
We spoke to three attorneys at Big Law in Connecticut to get their take on how the pandemic has affected their attorneys; how they opened; and how child care efforts are being handled.
Lawyers Weigh in as Pregnant Man's Novel Discrimination Case Against Amazon Raises Familiar Issues
While the circumstances around the case are novel, the litigation will be much like any other employment discrimination suit, according to lawyers who reviewed the pleadings.
Ginsburg Was a Trailblazer, But Don't Forget Connecticut's Antoinette 'Billie' Dupont
Perhaps the most charming thing about Judge Dupont was her modesty—she never saw herself or her accomplishments as extraordinary.
Attorney of the Year To Be Announced This Evening
Winners and finalists have been chosen for the Connecticut Law Tribune's sixth annual Professional Excellence Awards.
Ruth Bader Ginsberg: A True Tzaddeket
May her memory be for a blessing.
As Mansfield-Certified Firms Hit 100, Diversity Lab Announces New Midsize Firm Program
The new midsize program, piloted by 20 firms with under 100 attorneys, has different requirements to account for the smaller size and fewer resources of these firms.Trending Stories
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