Several years ago, I went to a landlord/tenant continuing legal education course. One of the instructors, a well respected authority on housing law, lamented that...
In February, I wrote about two sisters who were fighting over a winning lottery ticket. Below, in bold, is an update on this case. The...
I read Chief Justice Rogers remarks to the Connecticut Bar Association which are available on the judicial branch website. Under the leadership of Chief Justice...
As I write this, it's about 100 degrees outside and I'm sitting in my basement watching the Red Sox. I'm thinking about what to...
Connecticut General Statutes Section 1-4 designates the last Monday in May as Memorial Day or Decoration Day. Connecticut has a statute on nearly everything and eventually I'll blog about...
Non-lawyers cannot bring camera phones or other digital recording devices into Connecticut's court buildings. Lawyers can obtain a Judicial Branch ID Card that allows the...
I don't know what problem the legislature was trying to solve when it passed this law in 1949: No person shall make and sell, or...
I love reading adverse possession decisions in Connecticut. These cases are often hard fought by warring neighbors. Compromise is often not an option because the level...
Wedding season is upon us and so I think I'll take a break from writing about divorce and do an entry about marriage. After all,...
In case you've ever wondered or cared, Connecticut has a State Tartan: The following-described tartan shall be the official tartan of the state: A plaid, with...
