Connecticut Personal Injury Attorney Ryan McKeen writes about injury law and law practice management.
According to Douglas Wallace: no. From the Reno Gazette Journal: Douglas Wallace, 80, contends that because the U.S. Constitution relies on the pronouns “he” and “his” in describing the duties of the president, no woman can hold the office. Wallace argues the constitution would have to be amended to specifically allow a female president and … Read more
I’m a regular reader of Jeanne Leblanc’s “Coach Class” blog at courant.com. Yesterday, she posted about passengers suing Southwest over its failure to adequately inspect planes. Needless to say, Ms. Leblanc gets it right: Four passengers and a lawyer are trying to get a class-action suit going against Southwest Airlines over its failure to adequately … Read more
Attorney McKeen discusses the child custody case of Ford v. Ford in which $37,000.00 in GAL fees were incurred over 7 years of litigation.
Buying or selling a house in Connecticut? Attorney McKeen writes about when a prospective home buyer or seller should consult with an attorney. The answer: before signing a purchase and sales agreement.
I usually write most of my blog entries on the weekend and then post them throughout the week. This past weekend, not so much. I noticed my “grass” was not turning green. When I took a rake to it, I realized that most of my front lawn was dead. So I spent the weekend doing … Read more
Connecticut attorney, Ryan McKeen, writes about the first amendment.
Attorney McKeen discusses proposed legislation affecting mechanic’s liens in Connecticut.
Attorney Ryan McKeen shares his thoughts on Connecticut’s first woman attorney: Mary Hall. This entry features a link to Mary Hall: The Decision and the Lawyer by Attorney Matthew Berger.
Author Dave Lauirla shares part of his interview with former Red Sox pitcher John Trautwein.
Attorney McKeen takes another look at foul ball liability as he discusses Harting v. Dayton Dragons Baseball Club.