Monthly Archives: November 2009

Connecticut’s Great Turkey Case

Posted on November 25, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

by Ryan C. McKeen Turkeys aren’t just in our statutes. We’re a state so rich in law that we’ve had a 24 day trial about turkey preparation that resulted in an appeal to the Supreme Court.  State of Connecticut v. … Continue reading →

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A Second Helping Of Connecticut Turkey Law

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

by Ryan C. McKeen In Connecticut, Turkeys are game birds.  Profound, I know. Why does this matter? Because no person can take or destroy any nest or egg of a game bird. Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 26-92. So the next … Continue reading →

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Official Connecticut Turkey Law Week!

Posted on November 23, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

by Ryan C. McKeen Connecticut has no official celebration of turkey laws. Blawg “experts” often write self serving posts on how a lawyer looking to start a “blawg” should find a niche and perform a google search to see who … Continue reading →

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If Property Is Owned Jointly Is The Consent Of All Owners Required To Evict A Tenant? The Answer Is “Maybe”.

Posted on November 20, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

by Ryan McKeen According to Judge Abrams, the answer is that all owners of jointly owned property must join together to  commence an eviction action.  Greene v. Cabarrus, DN: NHSP-08-098865 (Abrams, J.) Judge Abrams’ ruling is consistent with Conn. Gen. … Continue reading →

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Google Enters The Legal Search Engine Market

Posted on November 17, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

Google scholar enters the legal search engine market. Google looks to take on Westlaw, Bloomberg Law, and Lexis. Watch out world. Continue reading →

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Why Android Is For Attorneys

Posted on November 16, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

by Ryan McKeen Blogging has been slow around here for the past month. In large part because I have been very busy. Clients and cases come before posts. The other reason is that I’ve been busy playing VP of technology … Continue reading →

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Hard At Work On A New Website For Leone, Throwe, Teller & Nagle

Posted on November 11, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

by Ryan C. McKeen Somehow I became my firm’s tech guy. My firm existed long before the internet. For years, our webpage looked like it was designed before the internet. In fact, one of the reasons I started this blog … Continue reading →

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Mom Has Been Evicted And It Shows Up On My Record

Posted on November 9, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

By Ryan McKeen I get this call every so often and I feel bad. It usually goes something like this: I moved out when I was 19. Later that year Mom got evicted. I was not living there at the … Continue reading →

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Connecticut Attorney Tim Hollister Launches “From Reid’s Dad Blog” For Parents Of Teenage Drivers

Posted on November 4, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

by Ryan McKeen Those who have endured some misfortune will always be set apart but…it is just that misfortune which is their gift and which is their strength…” – Cormac McCarthy. One of the very first posts on this blog … Continue reading →

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My Hero

Posted on November 3, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

By Ryan McKeen After more debate than I care to admit, I got a smart phone. Looked at Blackberries and iphones. Decided on the HTC Hero. This post is a test. I’m posting from an app on my phone. I’ll … Continue reading →

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