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Category Archives: Connecticut Superior Court Decisions
Analysis Of TicketNetwork v. Fay Ruling
TicketNetwork is claiming the denial of the motion to dismiss as a victory. The Bushnell was unable to be reached for comment. “We are pleased with the judge’s decision as this is the victory for the public,” Vaccaro said in … Continue reading
Posted in Connecticut Superior Court Decisions, Litigation
Tagged bushnell, dan vaccaro, fay, ticketnetwork
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Neighbors In Court: Bamboo Edition
Nothing makes for good neighborly relations like a law suit! When neighbors take each other to court it’s like an angry divorce without any incentive to be civil to each other for the sake of the kids. Connecticut has not … Continue reading
CT Law Did You Know? Groundhog Day Edition
The movie “Groundhog Day” starring Bill Murray has been cited in a Connecticut case. Judge Jon Blue dropped the hammer on an attorney in the case of Baden v. Dorflinger, 2004 WL 3130536. Judge Blue was so frustrated with an … Continue reading
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Tagged ct, groundhog day law, judge jon blue
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Connecticut Superior Court Cases Available Online For Free
by Ryan McKeen I was just sorting through my comments queue and came across one from “Lawman”. I want to thank “Lawman”.
CT Home Improvement Act Applies To Contracts With Condo Association
by Ryan McKeen A Connecticut Superior court has held that CT’s Home Improvement Act applies to contracts with condominium associations. Bridgeport Garden Apartment, Inc. v. Villa Gesell Construction, LLC (Cocco, JTR). CT’s home improvement act is broad in scope, provides … Continue reading
Connecticut Mechanic’s Liens: Notice of Work
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 … Continue reading
On Judicial Nominees, Point West Hartford
by Ryan McKeen The MDC should test the water in West Hartford for law. Forty-eight judicial nominees since 1985 have been residents of West Hartford (not including the most recent nominees). New Haven comes in a distant second with 24 … Continue reading
Google Enters The Legal Search Engine Market
Google scholar enters the legal search engine market. Google looks to take on Westlaw, Bloomberg Law, and Lexis. Watch out world. Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Connecticut Superior Court Decisions, Law School, Legal Technology
Tagged android, attorneys, bloomberg law, connecticut court opinions, connecticut superior court decisions, free legal search engine, free patent search, google, google scholar, julie jones, legal opinions, legal search engine
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A Pain In The Asset: Dividing Pet Medical Expenses In A Divorce
by Ryan McKeen For better or for worse continues to go to the dogs. Dog’s are expensive. Especially, sick dogs. Any dog owner understands that pet medical bills can be no small expense. Under Connecticut law, pets are personal property. … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Connecticut Superior Court Decisions, Family Law
Tagged ct divorce, Divorce, dogs, pets
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Connecticut Superior Court Clarifies Mechanic’s Lien Statute Regarding Time Limit For Filing Of Lien
The following situation comes up more often then you think. A contractor performs services. Several months later, a homeowner notices a defect and calls the contractor to repair the work that was done months ago. The contractor comes out and … Continue reading
