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Monthly Archives: July 2011
A Mashie Niblick
Mashie niblick: “[A]n iron golf club with a loft between those of a mashie and a niblick—called also number six iron.” Webster’s Third New International Dictionary. Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog
Tagged ct sports law, golf law, mashie niblick, soccer law
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Going To Jail For Failing To Pay Child Support
“Wait, we’re behind the other students and we’re supposed to catch up by going slower than they are?” – Bart Simpson Yesterday, I spent the day in Magistrate’s Court. Magistrate’s court principally concerns matters of unpaid child support. While waiting for my … Continue reading
Connecticut Adverse Possession Law
I love reading adverse possession decisions in Connecticut. These cases are often hard fought by warring neighbors. Compromise is often not an option because the level of disdain is so high between the parties. If fences make for good neighbors adverse possesion cases … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Real Estate
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“My Baby Is Going To Be Homeless”
There she was. Standing before a judge. Holding her baby. The baby looked to be about 10 months old. I know what a 10 month old looks like. One lives in my house. The landlord was representing himself. He told … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Landlord/Tenant, Litigation
Tagged baby, eviction, homeless
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Statement of the Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers Regarding Budgetary Reductions to the Judicial Branch
The great pressure in private practice is time. For many of my clients, court dates can’t happen fast enough. If you don’t believe me, try representing a landlord in an eviction proceeding or a person who denies wrongdoing and has been thrown out of his home and prevented from seeing his children because an ex parte restraining issue has entered against him. Continue reading
Jepsen Continuing To Investigate Allegations of State Email Use By Yankee Institute
Jepsen issued the following statement today: “We have received a report from the State Auditors of Public Accounts on the SEBAC complaint about Yankee Institute and the state e-mail system. We continue to review the allegations and related information and … Continue reading
