ALFA International has selected Halloran Sage partner Joseph G. Fortner, Jr. to serve as the Chair for its 2025 International Client Seminar (ICS), scheduled for March 2025 in Tucson, Arizona.  The conference will take place March 6 – 8 and will bring ALFAI lawyers and clients together for three days of cutting-edge and relevant programming. […]

Halloran Sage is pleased to welcome attorney Jonathan Longobardi to the firm. Jon joins the firm’s New Haven office as a Partner and an experienced civil litigator with over a decade of experience in insurance defense. He also practices in the areas of personal injury, transportation, medical malpractice and commercial litigation. Jon earned his JD from […]

Jack Bradley and Vincent Liberti represented a Central CT hospital (an existing client of ours) in successfully resolving a complicated hospital discharge problem involving a 19 year old autistic and mentally disabled group home resident who had been involuntarily committed in the hospital’s in-patient psychiatric unit. The group home was unwilling to accept the patient […]

Halloran Sage represented a specialized aerospace and medical device machine shop being sold in Vermont for $13MM. This is one of three similar deals that Attorney David Shrair has been referred by a New Hampshire accountant. The buyer was represented by a large, 170 year old, international law firm.  

With heavy hearts, Halloran Sage mourns the passing of Attorney Thomas W. Boyce. Tom was a distinguished attorney, renowned for his expertise as a trial lawyer, particularly in defending medical malpractice claims. Tom had a perceptive and practical way of analyzing the strengths and weaknesses in cases which resulted in many significant legal successes. His […]

Halloran Sage Environmental Law Partner, Ann Catino was recently quoted in a Hartford Business Journal article discussing the impact of wage mandates on Connecticut state grants. “…in this past year or so, it [Connecticut prevailing wage mandates] has gone off the rails and there is an interpretation that is much broader,” Catino said. “It is […]

Halloran Sage is pleased to announce that Peter J. Royer has recently been appointed Chair of the firm’s Commercial Litigation Practice, and Co-Chair of the firm’s Litigation Group. In his role as Commercial Litigation Chair, Royer leads a highly experienced Commercial Litigation team as it delivers top-level advocacy combined with in-depth knowledge in a full […]

Joan Tsang argued against a motion to strike which resulted in a positive outcome for our client, the defendant. The plaintiff, a commercial tenant of our client, slipped and fell on the property and alleged it was the fault of the defendant. Tsang countered the claim and sued the plaintiff for negligence for not keeping […]

Angela Robinson was quoted in the Hartford Business Journal’s article “CT law firms ramp up DEI practices as more companies seek guidance” regarding our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Accessibility Practice. She discusses the importance of implementing DEIA principles within organizations and the positive impacts it is shown to have, not only for employees but for […]

  J. Randolph MacPherson and Shareefa Ali received a positive result for Pernix Federal LLC, a worldwide construction company offering services to Federal Agencies and private clients. The State Department was found to have incorrectly overturned a contract awarded to Pernix, based on prequalification criteria. The case was covered by Law 360’s Government Contracts section […]