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A Public Defender
- The ideal ideal July 27, 2010 Gideon
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CT Employment Law Blog
- A Little Summer Reading: Catching Up on Various Employment Law Articles July 29, 2010 Daniel Schwartz
- Guest Post: Statutes of Limitations in Discrimination Cases -- When Is It Too Late for an Employee To Sue? July 28, 2010 Daniel Schwartz
- Facebook Fatigue: How Issues Over Employee Use of Social Media Have Become Mainstream July 28, 2010 Daniel Schwartz
WNEC Law Blawg
- WNEC Law Alum Recommended for Federal Judgeship
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Attorney O’s Midnight Musings
- Good Parents or Bad Parents?
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- Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court’s 5-4 Decision Backs Individual Gun Rights
Course and Scope
- Georgia Sugar Plant Explosion Results in $6 Million Fine
- Revised Stipulation Payment Memoradum
- Hey Jim, Can You Loan me $1500 'til My Case Settles?
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CT Business Litigation Blog
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The Nutmeg Lawyer
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UConn Law Library Blog
Build A Solo Practice
- The ABA: Friend, Foe or…Simply Irrelevant for the Solo?
- Oh, The Places You’ll Go….
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