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Monthly Archives: September 2008
A Good Webmaster Is Vital For A Law Blawg
Sometimes modern technology sucks. – Johnny Drama I’ve had numerous problems with this site over the past week or so. In that time, I’ve spent more time on the technical aspects of this site than I have writing. Through it all, … Continue reading
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Paul Newman Should Be A State Hero
Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 3-110e simply reads as follows: Nathan Hale shall be the state hero. I’ve always thought that if Hale had been a better spy, he never would have had to give his “one life” for this country (that’s another blog entry for another day). … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Random CT Laws
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New Digs At A Connecticut Law Blog And These Aren’t Them
I’ve been playing with themes and widgets for the past few hours. From what I understand, Word Press stopped supporting my old theme. Can’t say that I’m thrilled about that. What I’ve done is some house keeping. I’ve tried to … Continue reading
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John McCain Declines Debate; Could Decline Jury Duty In Connecticut
Yesterday, John McCain suspended his campaign and asked Barack Obama to postpone the first Presidential debate. This had me thinking, if John McCain were a Connecticut resident, what could he decline to do? For starters: jury duty. In Connecticut, a … Continue reading
Dealing With Debt Collectors In Connecticut by Kelly Kilpatrick
In a recent blog post about debt collectors preying on senior citizens, one method of collecting debts was revealed. This method involves finding someone with a similar name and going after them for the amount owed. Oftentimes, the person being … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Collections
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Arod Gets Divorced
Last week, Alex Rodriguez reached a divorce settlement with Cynthia Rodriguez. Now, I have no personal insight into this but it wouldn’t shock me if Arod pushed his lawyers to get the settlement finalized in September. After all, he always … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Child Support, Family Law
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Quick Update
I’m hoping to be back live on Tuesday. We’ve been having some technical problems here that should be resolved in the near future. That and sometimes the practice of law gets in the way of my blogging and this past … Continue reading
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Real Estate Slowdown Reflected In Town Clerks’ Offices
In case you’ve lived under a rock for the past 18 months, it should come as no surprise to you that the real estate market in Connecticut isn’t doing so well. Anecdotally, last week I was in a local town clerk’s … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Foreclosure, Real Estate
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Mad Men Profession
My favorite show on TV is Mad Men. Mad Men fills a void left by The Sopranos going black. One of the central themes in Mad Men is gender issues in the workplace. Mad Men makes it easy to look at the Madison … Continue reading
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What Does The Financial Crisis Mean For Attorneys?
The answer: I dunno. To write the words that Lehman Brothers has filed bankruptcy is shocking. What concerns me is what is going on with AIG. Who may be the next chip to fall. If AIG goes under, what does this mean … Continue reading
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