Richard Roberts and Kenneth Slater Jr., Partners at Halloran & Sage will be faculty members at the Lorman Education Services Subdivision Law in Connecticut Seminar. The one-day course will take place on March 26, 2008, at the Farmington Marriott, in Farmington, Connecticut. Richard and Kennth will facilitate the Public Improvement and Open Space Preservation and […]

A team of attorneys from the Mergers and Acquisitions Practice Group, at Halloran & Sage and from its ALF Global Legal Network affiliate, TressCox led by Henry Beck, Jr. recently assisted a sporting and athletic goods manufacturer in acquiring a Sydney, Australia based distributor, formerly known as Expression Sports Australia (ESA). The deal strategically positioned […]

James Szerejko recently obtained a defendant’s verdict in Hartford Superior Court. Plaintiff alleged that a Hartford police officer was negligent when the officer shot a mentally disturbed, knife wielding man, and should have done a better job diffusing the situation when police were called to the scene of a domestic dispute. Another back-up officer was […]

Richard Tynan recently obtained a defense verdict in a psychiatric malpractice case. In the case the plaintiff alleged that his psychiatrist failed to properly assess him for suicidality at a point in time when his anti-depressant medication was being switched. In addition, he alleged that the psychiatrist was “unavailable” to him by reason of her […]

Richard Tynan recently obtained a defense verdict in a primary care physician death claim case. In the case the plaintiff alleged that his primary care physician breached the standard of care by prescribing Naprosyn while the plaintiff’s decedent was also taking Coumadin. The defendant contended the standard of care did not require the plaintiff to […]

Attorney Richard Tynan recently obtained a directed verdict for a defendant in a claim involving the death of a two-month old prematurely born infant. The plaintiff alleged that the pediatrician failed to perform an adequate assessment of the infant’s pulmonary status after the infant’s arrival in Connecticut. (The infant was born in Georgia.) The case […]