by Ryan McKeen Lots is being written about sloppy practices by lenders in executing mortgage documents. The problem has been magnified in recent months as lenders come under intense scrutiny for foreclosing on mortgages without proper documentation. Connecticut is in a little better position in the foreclosure mess than other states for a few reasons. … Read more
Click here for the results. Congratulations to all who passed the July 2010 CT Bar Exam.
by Ryan McKeen The fourth and final installment of my interview with George Jepsen. RM: What are you most proud of in your 26 years of legal practice? GJ: First, I am especially proud to have authored Connecticut’s current living will law because it has given peace of mind to tens of thousands of people … Read more
by Ryan McKeen Part 3 of my interview with CT Attorney General Candidate George Jepsen. RM: You’ve said that Mr. Blumenthal is “the gold standard for attorneys general.” What, if anything, will you do differently than Mr. Blumenthal as attorney general? GJ: To Dick’s credit he has produced a body of accomplishment in his 20 … Read more
by Ryan McKeen Here’s part 2 of my interview with Connecticut Attorney General Candidate, George Jepsen. Click here for Part 1 of the interview. RM: When you speak with voters about issues involving the Attorney General’s office, what are they telling you? GJ: They are telling me that Connecticut’s economy is hurting and that the … Read more
by Ryan McKeen This week I am publishing my interview with CT Attorney General Candidate George Jepsen. Each day I will be publishing a segment of the interview. I’ve thought for some time, that George Jepsen is the best candidate for Attorney General and I support his candidacy. I asked Mr. Jepsen some fairly open … Read more
by Ryan McKeen I don’t often agree with the Journal Inquirer’s, Chris Powell. One of his recent columns, “Forget Fixing DCF; attack the slob culture” struck a chord with me. Many columnists love to bash DCF. In truth, DCF deserves some of the criticism it receives. Powell argues that the problem isn’t DCF it’s that … Read more
by Ryan McKeen Treat clients right in the first instance. I subscribed to Sirius satellite radio in 2004. I ended my subscription in August of 2010. For a number of years, I had 4 active subscriptions on my account. Throughout my subscription I was satisfied with the content. In August, I cancelled my subscriptions. The … Read more
by Ryan McKeen I love the area of mechanic’s lien law. For real. A Connecticut Superior Court in McGhee-Fichtner v. Kusek ruled that the placement of a generator at the construction site was sufficient to give a mechanic’s lien priority over mortgage. Off site preparation by a contractor is not sufficient to give sufficient notice … Read more
by Ryan McKeen Saturday, October 9, 2010, is Connecticut’s largest celebration of getting out and moving. At 8:00 am, thousands of runners will line up and take their first steps in either a marathon, a half marathon, or a 5k. It’s a celebration of life and living. Get inspired. Celebrate living. Watch this video: Run.