Ann Catino, a partner at the law firm of Halloran & Sage, was recently appointed by Senator Donald Williams, President Pro Tempore of the State Senate, to chair a task force to study Connecticut Brownfields. The nine-member task force was created during the 2006 session of the Connecticut General Assembly to develop long-term solutions for […]

The law firm of Halloran & Sage was recently acknowledged as the “2006 Corporation of the Year” by the New Britain Commission on Youth Services. The New Britain “Corporation of the Year” award is intended to recognize a local business that has made a contribution on behalf of New Britain’s youth. During the New Britain […]

Ann Catino, a partner in the Environmental and Land Use Group at Halloran & Sage, testified before the Environment Committee of the Connecticut General Assembly on March 3, 2006, in support of legislation to permit environmental cost recovery actions against parties responsible for contamination of Brownfield or polluted properties. She spoke in reference to Senate […]

William McGrath, Jr., Managing Partner of Halloran & Sage, has been named to the Board of Directors for the Public Health Foundation of Connecticut. The Public Health Foundation of Connecticut is an independently governed, not-for-profit entity that funds initiatives that address Connecticut public health priorities.  The Foundation’s mission is to achieve five comprehensive public health […]

Halloran & Sage is pleased to announce the admission to partnership of two attorneys. The class of 2006 includes: Kevin Greene, Tort & Litigation William Wilson, II, Construction “I’m proud of the commitment of this class to Halloran & Sage and our clients, and I look forward to having them as leaders in our Connecticut […]

This case involves the enforcement of old deed restrictions between property owners on a hill overlooking Long Island Sound. The disputed deed restrictions concern trees and plantings that may obstruct views of the Sound. Halloran & Sage took over the case after the trial court dismissed it for insufficient evidence. On appeal we obtained an […]

In a major Superfund clean-up case, the court upheld the allocation of interest on clean-up costs on a pro-rate basis, consistent with the allocation of the underlying costs.

Assisted in obtaining summary judgment and dismissal of action by homeowners against municipality for alleged contamination.