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Monthly Archives: August 2010
The Stress The Economy Is Putting On Our Legal System
by Ryan McKeen A few weeks ago, I was talking to a probate court clerk. I was testifying as a witness in a will contest. I asked the clerk if the court is seeing an increase in such disputes. She … Continue reading
A Mixed Bag: John Connelly, Madden Lawsuit, & CT Probate Results
by Ryan McKeen It’s being reported that Waterbury’s chief prosecutor John Connelly is involved in a federal probe into alleged misconduct. Gideon explains how this investigation may impact CT’s death penalty debate. This has the potential to be a very … Continue reading
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Hey CT Attorneys, Let’s Run A Marathon
by Ryan McKeen I want you. The big legal issues that I spend a lot time thinking and reading about are the image of the legal profession, professionalism in the bar, and happiness in the legal profession. I often think … Continue reading
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Dinner With Dan Malloy
by Ryan McKeen Two weeks ago, I had dinner with Dan Malloy at Chaplins in New London. It was a small affair. There were maybe a dozen voters from across the state and Dan. In May, I was a delegate … Continue reading
“Prior to election day, Dean filed a complaint….”
by Ryan McKeen ….. in which she alleged that Blumenthal’s policy on campaign donations deprived her”needed financing for her campaign as a result of willing contributors withholding contributions for fear of suffering the loss of the State’s business.” Dean v. … Continue reading
If You Read One Blog Post This Week…Make It This One
by Ryan McKeen This picture was taken on I-84 by a friend. All but one element of a tort: Can you name all of the violations of CT Law in this picture?
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Martha Dean Slams Legal Profession In Her Quest To Become Attorney General
by Ryan McKeen How low can she go? While waiting for an appointment this morning I read this Courant article by Edmund Mahony on the GOP’s race for Attorney General. I stopped scrolling down on my iPod when I came … Continue reading

