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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Hartford Housing Judges Still Busy Writing Opinions
by Ryan McKeen I originally published this post in July of 2008. Since that time, Judge Gilligan has presided over housing court in Hartford County. In that time, Judge Gilligan has picked up where his predecessors left off. He writes … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Landlord/Tenant
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A Quick Thought For Lawyers Thinking of Starting A Blog
by Ryan McKeen Recently, I had a lawyer approach me and say that he was thinking about starting a blog but he had trouble crafting short posts. I’m a runner. Kinda. More specifically, I’m a distance runner. Truth be told, … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, CT Blawgs
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Bysiewicz’s Supreme Court Brief
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Bysiewicz: Republican’s Supreme Court Brief
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Breaking News: Supreme Court Orders Supplemental Briefs In Bysiewicz
by Ryan McKeen Early this afternoon the Supreme Court issued the following order, sua sponte: IT IS ORDERED, SUA SPONTE, THAT THE PARTIES SHALL FILE SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEFS OF NO MORE THAN 10 PAGES, NO LATER THAN 10:00 A.M., TUESDAY, MAY … Continue reading
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Susan And The Supremes: Scheduling Edition
by Ryan McKeen Ms. Bysiewicz is about to return to the Connecticut Supreme Court for the first time since she was in law school. Parties have until noon today to file briefs. I’ll post them when and if I get … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Litigation
Tagged bysiewicz, ct supreme court, gersten, horton
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An Early Review of Sprint’s Evo 4G Coming Soon…
by Ryan McKeen Last night, Sprint informed me that they will allow me to test review their new EVO 4G. I’m not sure when I’ll receive the device but it will be in the coming weeks. The phone goes on … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology
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John Rowland: The Inside Scoop On The Patriots Debacle
by Ryan McKeen Check out George Colli’s never before seen interview with John Rowland. Really great stuff. This isn’t a political blog but George is a friend and I think this may be of interest to some of my readers. … Continue reading
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Will Sprint’s EVO 4G Be The Ultimate Lawyer Smartphone
.by Ryan McKeen Starting this summer, I’m going to be a legal tech reviewer for the ABA Journal. Basically, the ABA wants me to test technology in the wild. What this means for you, is that you’ll be getting video … Continue reading
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For Annie Hornish: CT Rabbit Law
by Ryan McKeen Today I’m putting a new twist on an old post. I originally wrote this post in March of 2008 and it’s worth revisiting. For starters, I’m tired and my heart just isn’t into generating new content. Last … Continue reading
