Thomas Boyce Jr. successfully defended a Connecticut cardiologist in a medical malpractice case. The estate of a twenty-four year-old plaintiff alleged that the doctor failed to properly interpret an EKG obtained in the Emergency Room. Three days after the Emergency Room visit, the plaintiff died of Myocardial Infarction. An autopsy performed by the Office of […]
Al DiVincentis was recently selected by the Associated General Contractors of Connecticut (“AGC”) as the recipient of their 2010 Supplier/Service Provider award. Criteria for this award includes: a high level of leadership; a willingness to learn; a desire to excel; an understanding of construction principles and theory; a high skill level, developed through education and […]
Halloran & Sage created the contractual mechanisms through which a quasi-public agency was able to provide waste management services to various Connecticut municipalities. The contracts were tailored to ensure that the client’s unique waste processing requirements were met and that appropriate governmental and regulatory requirements were addressed while also providing for the client’s operational needs.
The Associated General Contractors of Connecticut has selected Al DiVincentis as a finalist for their 2010 Supplier/Service Provider award. Recipients for this award are selected based on their high level of leadership; a willingness to learn; a desire to excel; an understanding of construction principles and theory; a high skill level, developed through education and […]
Halloran & Sage is pleased to announce the opening of a new law office in New London, CT. The firm’s New London presence will strengthen its ability to meet the demands of all its clients across the region and continue to provide exceptional counsel in litigation and transactional matters and client service. Thomas Boyce Jr. […]
In a matter of first impression in the State of Connecticut, Halloran & Sage Attorney Paul Meade recently obtained a summary judgment in a case in which a national fraternity was accused of negligence and recklessness for its inability to control underage drinking at a chapter’s fraternity house. The plaintiffs alleged that their son was […]
Duncan Forsyth, a partner in the Firm’s Business Litigation Practice Group and Vice Chairman of the Board of Managers for the YMCA Camp Woodstock was recently spotlighted at the Greater Hartford YMCA Annual Strong Kids Campaign Celebration Dinner. At the function Duncan acknowledged two local youths for their leadership and growth as they participated in […]
Background As we have previously alerted, Section 409A was adopted in 2004 partially in response to Enron and partially in response to what the IRS considered to be abuses by small and mid-sized companies with respect to deferred compensation. Section 409A and the applicable regulations that have since been implemented under it provide a very […]
James Szerejko, an attorney in Halloran & Sage’s Litigation Department, was recently elected to the Board of Directors of the 1892 Club, Inc. The 1892 Club (formerly known as the 20th Century Club) came into being on April 13, 1892. Its stated purpose was for Club members to gather for dinner and discussion on topics […]
Halloran & Sage is pleased to announce that three law students have joined the firm as summer associates. They will be based in the Hartford office. Flynn Boonstra is a member of the class of 2011 at the University of Connecticut School of Law, where she is on the Law Review. She received her B.A. […]