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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Part 1: Legal Technology and the GPS Watch
by Ryan McKeen I run. I also like toys. Right now I’m training for a marathon. Early in my training, a friend suggested that I get a Garmin GPS watch. In real time the watch calculates distance, pace, and monitors … Continue reading
Bysiewicz Moves To Open Evidence To Allow DiNardo To Testify
by Ryan McKeen Standing…standing…standing. Bysiewicz lawyers have filed a motion to open evidence to allow Nancy DiNardo to testify on the limited issue of uncertainty in the Democratic Primary regarding Bysiewicz’s eligibility. Her lawyers have informed the Court that testimony … Continue reading
Is This Form Is Unclear?
by Ryan McKeen And the saga rolls on… Part of what came up in court Wednesday about Bysiewicz’s professional forms already had been reported by The Courant in January — in a story in which Bysiewicz said she mistakenly signed … Continue reading
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Family Law E-Filing Coming To CT in 2012
by Ryan McKeen The Connecticut Bar Foundation’s Technology Symposium was outstanding. One of the benefits of attending for me was getting about a month’s worth of blogging ideas. I’ll start with a little news. Officials from the Judicial Branch were … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Family Law, Legal Technology
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CT Law and Technology Symposium
by Ryan McKeen What an exciting event that’s been organized by Dan Schwartz. Check out Dan’s outstanding web site for more details. It’s free, there’s free food, and you may know a panelist or two. Suffice to say, I’m very … Continue reading
Thoughts On Bysiewicz
by Ryan McKeen Well I won’t back down No I won’t back down You can stand me up at the gates of hell But I won’t back down No I’ll stand my ground, won’t be turned around And I’ll keep … Continue reading
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Why Connecticut’s Attorney General Must Have 10 Years Litigation Experience
by Ryan McKeen For this post, I’m going to assume that the statute specifying the qualifications for Attorney General is constitutional. Maybe it is and maybe it isn’t. That question will have to be decided by the Connecticut Supreme Court. … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Random CT Laws
Tagged attorney general, blumenthal, susan bysiewicz
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Friendly’s Responds
My name is Lynn Bolton and I work in the Public Affairs Department at Friendly’s. I am responding to your post regarding the ‘disappearance’ of the nutrition information on our Sweet Creation breakfasts. On Tuesday this week, we launched a … Continue reading
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My 2010 Baseball Predictions
by Ryan McKeen DISCLAIMER: THESE PICKS ARE FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY If you want a good laugh, check out my predictions from 2009. I had the Yankees missing the playoffs and Girardi getting fired. Here are my 2010 division and … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Baseball
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