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The Slip and Fall Consult: Winter of 2011 Edition
Prospective client: I fell on snow in a parking lot. Lawyer: When had it last snowed prior to your fall? Prospective client: Oh, it was still snowing / just finished snowing / I walked on snow that I could see … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Personal Injury
Tagged connecticut, injury, slip and fall, snow
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Cord Blood Legislation Update
Last week, I spoke with Senator Len Fasano. Senator Fasano has introduced legislation to create a public cord blood bank. I believe such legislation is important to the health of Connecticut residents and vital to our economy as we look … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legislation
Tagged connecticut, cord blood bank, cord blood legislation, senator fasano
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What Is A Declaratory Judgment in CT?
by Ryan McKeen A declaratory judgment is an extraordinary remedy in Connecticut. Ordinarily Connecticut courts deal with events that have already happened. From crimes to car accidents….courts resolve conflicts for events that have already occurred or are ongoing. Courts usually … Continue reading
Bysiewicz to Seek Declaratory Judgment on AG Statute? A Showdown With Blumenthal In Court Likely.
by Ryan McKeen Kevin Rennie is reporting that Susan Bysiewicz is going to seek a declaratory judgment on the issue as to whether or not she is qualified to be attorney general. If she opts to challenge the constitutionality of … Continue reading
Getting Married In Connecticut
What are the requirements for a valid marriage ceremony in Connecticut? 1. The physical presence of the parties before an official licensed to perform a marriage ceremony in Connecticut; and
2. A third party official must witness or officiate at a ceremony herein the parties each presently consent to marriage. Hames v. Hames, 163 Conn. 588 (1972).
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Tagged connecticut, Divorce, Family Law, marriage requirements
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Healthcare Crisis Plays Out In Small Claims Courts
This post was originally written in February of 2008. In light of the healthcare debate, I figure the post is worth reposting. Healthcare. The debate is everywhere right now. It occurred to me that the last time I was in … Continue reading
