Author Archives: Ryan McKeen

Last night was fun. I was part of a panel discussion with some of my favorite law bloggers: Irene Olszewski, Dan Schwartz, Adrian Baron, and Dan Fitzgerald. Really great company. The event was very well attended. Listening to the other … Continue reading →

When tax questions come up in my practice, I tell clients “we need to meet with Lou the accountant.” That’s as far as I go into tax land. My friend, Kelley C. Miller loves tax law. For as long as … Continue reading →

Tonight, I’m part of a panel of awesome panelists discussing law blogging. The event is free and will take place at the offices of Pullman and Comley in Hartford from 5:30 to 7:30. I’m also working on an article for … Continue reading →

I’ve tried writing this post for the past week. Tried. On February 25, 2012, I lost a colleague, friend, and mentor.  After a long and courageous battle with cancer,  Bill Leone died early Saturday morning. I’ve worked at Leone, Throwe, … Continue reading →

I’m proud to announce that “A Connecticut Law Blog” has a sibling. “Connecticut. Runner. Lawyer.” was born last week.  I’m excited to have a space devoted to exploring running.  I’m passionate about the practice of law. I’m passionate about running. … Continue reading →

Very sad to learn that Judge Brian Griffin passed away today. Judge Griffin represented the very best of our profession. He was a competent judge with a compassionate heart. He listened and was kind to all who appeared before him. … Continue reading →

On March 6th, I’ll be sharing the secrets of law blogging to some of Connecticut’s young lawyers. The audience will be comprised of lawyers looking to start blogs. I founded this site over 4 years ago. What is written here … Continue reading →

I’m really looking forward to this event and not because I’m speaking at it. This panel features some of Connecticut’s most outstanding law bloggers.  I read their blogs.  Many thanks to the Young Lawyers Section for putting this together. Best … Continue reading →

Last night, I had dinner with some friends.  We were discussing litigation. Specifically, we were discussing the need to be heard. A few years ago, I was involved in a small dispute between a landlord and tenant. As is often, … Continue reading →

“If we remain flexible and adapt, we may remain relevant”. – Mark Dubois, on the Legal Marketplace, in the Connecticut Law Tribune, February 6, 2012