Attorney Mark Branse was recently quoted in an article from Connecticut Inside Investigator and Haddam Killingworth News regarding a land use matter. Branse performed a legal analysis on a new home construction site in Killingworth that several residents reported to be a commercial operation. The analysis stated the allegations to be false. Branse noted the […]
Halloran Sage received two positive verdicts regarding two separate municipal clients. Temporary custody of 81 animals suffering from abuse and negligence was given to Attorney Carrie Burnsed’s client, Northeastern CT Council of Government’s (NECCOG ) Animal Services at a previous hearing in August 2024. The defendant then requested permanent custody and was denied due to […]
To commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day 2025, the Firm was privileged to host Alan Berkowitz, Interim Executive Director of the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford and a Holocaust educator. He is also the son of a Holocaust survivor and a founding member of Voices of Hope, an organization focused on Holocaust education and remembrance. Holocaust […]
Attorney Elizabeth Leo successfully obtained summary judgment in favor of a major coffee and donuts franchise involving an incident of spilled coffee during a drive-thru transaction. The plaintiff claimed that the coffee shop was negligent and careless when the hot coffee spilled on the driver’s left hand and thigh. The plaintiff specified the employee did […]
The Commercial Record has released results of their annual reader’s poll. In this “Best of 2024” listing, votes were cast for the best providers of services and goods in the banking and real estate professions. Halloran Sage was recognized as the Best Commercial Real Estate Attorney for the second consecutive year. Thank you to our voters […]
Halloran Sage was proud to sponsor Connecticut Conference of Municipalities (CCM) Municipal Excellence Awards last week. Managing Partner and Municipal Group Chair, Ken Slater, awarded recipients for their outstanding work in our communities. CCM’s Municipal Excellence Awards recognize innovative projects and individuals that have significantly improved the quality of life for citizens, established partnerships, and […]
Halloran Sage attorney Arnold Menchel successfully represented a physician who was the subject of a Statement of Charges before the Connecticut Medical Examining Board. After further review, the Department of Public Health determined that, as Attorney Menchel had argued to them, the physician had not violated the law and DPH moved to withdraw the Statement […]
Best Lawyers® has named Halloran Sage a 2025 “Best Law Firm” in the following Metropolitan Tier 1 rankings: Commercial Finance Law (Metropolitan New Haven), Insurance Law (Metropolitan Hartford), Land Use & Zoning Law (Metropolitan Hartford), Litigation – Insurance (Metropolitan Hartford and New Haven), Litigation – Land Use & Zoning (Metropolitan Hartford), Litigation – Real Estate […]
Halloran Sage attorneys have provided counsel to the Bertera Auto group for more than 25 years. Recently, David Shrair guided the group through the purchase of their eighth auto dealership, a Nissan retailer in Manchester, CT. The deal included real estate of $10MM, and a negotiated $6MM mortgage loan with a major East Coast Bank. […]
Ken Slater and Rich Roberts presented at Connecticut’s Council of Small Towns (COST) Annual Fall Conference last week. They discussed “New & Emerging Issues” regarding Housing & Land Use that have arisen this past year. Some of the topics included were affordable housing and legislation changes that affect CT municipalities. UConn’s Center for Land […]