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Monthly Archives: March 2009
OLR’s Greatest Hits: The History of the Practice Book
Had some friends over this weekend for a competitive game of “Apples to Apples.” Prior to their arrival, I made some popcorn - not the microwave kind. You see, I have an elaborate popcorn popper machine. One of our guests says “hey, where … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Litigation, Random CT Laws
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Connecticut Supreme Court Briefs Now Online
Wow! And the site is powered by WordPress! Obtaining briefs on issues is often a valuable and productive exercise in the practice of law. A court decision informs readers of the result but briefs help litigants understand the process of … Continue reading
Thoughts on the Douglas-David Divorce: Pedroia > Countess
On a normal day, the halls of Hartford Family Court are a strange place. If you’ve never been, the building is mostly one giant hallway. Even on slow days, the building feels like a crowded subway car. Too many people, too … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Baseball, Family Law
Tagged countess, Divorce, douglas david, dustin pedroia, hartford family court
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Read This!!! The Case of a Disappearing Marriage
Some couples going through a divorce wish they could make their marriage disappear. For at least two women, their marriage did disappear. Two Ladies in Waiting takes a fascinating and fresh look at same-sex marriage, constitutional rights, federalism, civil unions … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, CT Blawgs, Family Law
Tagged annulment, civil unions, Divorce, Family Law, Kerrigan, same-sex marriage
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Plaintiff In Stamford Chimp Attack Seeks To Attach 50 Million Dollars In Assets
Yesterday, I wrote my blog entry and then headed to court. I flipped on CNN in the car and heard an anchor say the the Plaintiff in the Stamford chimp attack case is suing for 50 million dollars! Evidently the … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Litigation, Personal Injury
Tagged CT Animal Law, Personal Injury, pjr, stamford chimp attack
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Prejudgment Remedy Sought In Stamford Chimp Attack Case
by Ryan C. McKeen The Hartford Courant is reporting that a lawsuit is being filed in the Stamford chimp attack case. That’s not true. The Plaintiff hasn’t filed suit. The Plaintiff in the Stamford Chimp attack case has filed an application … Continue reading
Lawyers and Fantasy Baseball Insanity
by Ryan McKeen Everything started innocently enough. Once upon a time, after the first semester of law school, 9 classmates decided to form a fantasy baseball league. It made sense because we liked baseball, were friends, and moreover we were … Continue reading
An Idea for Attorneys Looking for a Job in Connecticut
I’ve been as down on this economy as anyone. For anyone that’s paying attention – it’s hard not to be. Then this morning happened. As I was tying my tie – I was listening to Warren Buffett on CNBC. If … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog
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Legislature to Hold Public Hearing on Same-Sex Marriage Law in the Wake of Kerrigan
When statutes and a supreme court ruling conflict the legislature should look at revising its statutes. Uncertainty can make life uncomfortable for citizens, lawyers, and judges – it’s generally a bad thing. Today, the legislature is holding a hearing on … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Family Law, Legislation
Tagged civil unions, Kerrigan, Legislation, same-sex marriage
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Fighting Back In Foreclosure
I like the underdog and I like good lawyering. A few months ago, I was waiting for my case to be called on the foreclosure docket when I saw a lawyer fight back. I’m not sure of the lawyer’s name or … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Foreclosure, Litigation
Tagged ct, cutpa, Foreclosure, negligent lending
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