Baltimore? Perhaps better known around here as the home of Fenway South. I know this is a Connecticut Law Blog, but like you, I've got...
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...
If I was writing an opinion for the Connecticut Supreme Court in Kerrigan it would not be 172 pages as was the California Supreme Court's landmark ruling....
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 tried my first case as a certified legal intern for the State's Attorneys' Office in Meriden. The defendant had no idea what was in...
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...
"Banks always win. They have the money. They write the notes and the laws that govern the notes." -A law school professor. In Connecticut's foreclosure...
If you ever become so inspired to start a law blog and don't start looking at your website traffic stats for at least 3 months....
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,...
"I understand small business growth. I was one." - President George W. Bush Small businesses are the backbone of Connecticut's communities. They provide our communities...
