William Wilson, II and Al DiVincentis, members of the Halloran & Sage Construction Law Practice Group will team up to teach “Ethics: A new Minefield for the Public Works Contractor” for the Construction Institute on Tuesday, May 8, 2007. After extensive activity aimed at reforming the state contracting process in both the legislative and executive […]

In Alter c. Celotto, 95 Conn. App. 902,895 A.2d 872 (2006) (per curium) the Appellate Court affirmed the holding of the trial court, without written opinion, dismissing the plaintiff's claims for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.  The plaintiff lacked standing to pursue his action because the claim existed at the time he filed for bankruptcy.  […]

Halloran & Sage successfully defended this class action against an automobile dealership alleging an unfair trade practice of charging excessive conveyance fees. The plaintiffs claimed that a statute regulating the disclosure and certain other aspects of dealer conveyance fees also limited the amount dealers could charge by virtue of the statute’s definition of such fees […]