A 51 year old female plaintiff alleged that her podiatrist failed to diagnose Raynaud’s phenomenon before performing a bunionectomy and administering a local anesthetic containing epinephrine. It was alleged that a proper history as well as a thorough vascular exam would have revealed circulatory compromise making the patient prone to vasospasm. Following bunionectomy surgery, the […]
The first named plaintiff claimed to have been injured after a portion of a tree fell on top of her while she was watching a soccer game at a field she claimed was owned, maintained and/or controlled by the town of Voluntown and/or its Board of Education. As such, she, her husband and two children […]
Partner Ann Catino was recently appointed as the Chair of the Environmental Law section of the Connecticut Bar Association for a two-year term. The Environmental Law section of the CBA aims to promote the practice of environmental law; foster relationships among attorneys with an interest in conservation and environmental law; host programs of relevance to […]
Halloran & Sage attorneys recently closed a deal to allow the State’s 23 service plazas to be redeveloped. Representing the Connecticut Department of Transportation (“DOT”), our attorneys negotiated a thirty-five year concession agreement with Project Service LLC to redevelop, overhaul and manage the operations of the state’s 23 service plazas located on I-95, I-395, the […]
In its continuing effort to give back to the community and in the spirit of the holiday season, Halloran & Sage recently held their 5th Annual Holiday Giving Campaign. More than 150 employees contributed gifts and cash to benefit My Sister's Place, and the Hartford Public Schools. My Sisters' Place, founded in 1982, is a […]
A team of attorneys from Halloran & Sage Business Law Group, led by Attorney Robert Cox, successfully counseled one of New England’s largest banks through the negotiation, documentation and closing of a complex financing transaction in which the bank extended four separate first mortgage loans, to four separate borrowers, each of which was cross collateralized […]
Partner Richard Roberts was recently appointed to the Board of Governors of the Hartford Hospital Corporation. He was nominated to that position by Governor M. Jodi Rell. The Hartford Hospital Board of Governors is the key link and resource between Hartford Hospital and the community. The Board of Governors is representative of the community and […]
Obtained a judgment of liability, and subsequently a judgment of strict foreclosure, on a commercial loan, defeating the borrower's assertion of special defenses that foreclosure was inappropriate because of errors in tax and insurance escrow calculations. This case, J.P. Morgan Chase Bank v. S. Park Apts., LLC, 2009 Conn. Super. LEXIS 2448 (Conn. Super. 2009) […]
This matter arose out of the issuance of a cease and desist order by the Town of Woodbridge against the Defendants. After a full trial, H & S was able to successfully enforce the cease and desist order on behalf of the Town and further obtain a judgment for civil penalties against the Defendants.