by Ryan McKeen
One of the jobs of an attorney after a real estate closing is to record the transaction on the land records.
This involves an attorney driving to the town hall where the property is located and physically recording the documents.
Of all the legislation that will take effect on October 1, 2009. The Uniform Real [...]
by Ryan McKeen
Did you know that in Connecticut you can be fined $93.00 for filling your gas tank while your engine is running. Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 14-260?
Now you know. Another post in my march to answer questions that no one is asking.
by Ryan McKeen
At the insistence of my wife, I took an online Myers-Briggs Test. She told me that I would learn things about my work habits. As usual, she was right.
I came back as an ENTJ. Less than 2% of the population are ENTJS. ENTJS are field marshals. Famous ENTJs include Hillary Clinton, Napolean, and [...]
by Ryan McKeen
It’s fall. The signs are everywhere. The leaves are turning, the days are cooler, and the Red Sox just sent out an email allowing fans to register for the opportunity to purchase playoff tickets.
There’s no two ways about it. It’s going to be the Red Sox and Yankees in the ALCS this year. [...]
by Ryan McKeen
For better or for worse continues to go to the dogs.
Dog’s are expensive. Especially, sick dogs.
Any dog owner understands that pet medical bills can be no small expense.
Under Connecticut law, pets are personal property. There is little legal difference between a dog and a car.
Recently, a Connecticut Superior Court in the case of [...]
by Ryan McKeen
A month or so ago, I wrote a post about how I’ve come to dislike westlaw. Westlaw’s interface hasn’t changed much since I first logged in as a 1L. I find search results with Westlaw to be hit or miss.
Because of the that post, I was contacted by the people at Bloomberg Law. [...]
by Ryan McKeen
This was sent to me on Facebook last night:
On Monday’s show — from 1 to 2 pm — I want to look at the State of the Blog. Specifically, I want to look at where blogging and other online communication/journalism is — especially here in CT — roughly five years down the road [...]
by Ryan McKeen
Earlier in the week I heard Attorney General Blumenthal on TV. Attorney General Blumenthal being on TV is hardly post worthy but what he had to say is.
He said that Governor Rell couldn’t use her line item veto powers without signing the budget. Mr. Blumenthal said letting the budget become law without her [...]
by Ryan McKeen
Some will win, some will loseSome were born to sing the bluesOh, the movie never endsIt goes on and on and on and on….-Journey
Can Congress please limit how many attorneys can be in any one given class? Seriously. This lawyer needs his Tiger Woods PGA 2010 with motion control for his Nintendo Wii.
A [...]
This post was originally written in February of 2008. In light of the healthcare debate, I figure the post is worth reposting.
Healthcare. The debate is everywhere right now.
It occurred to me that the last time I was in Small Claims Court that most of the cases on the docket involved defendants who were being sued [...]
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