The plaintiff, a purchaser of land, brought a claim for negligent misrepresentation against the sellers and their agent, predicated on her claim that they negligently misrepresented the property boundaries. The plaintiff, however, did not obtain a survey of the land despite the advice to do so. The Appellate Court upheld a jury verdict in favor […]

Halloran & Sage Partner, Richard Roberts, will present at an upcoming seminar entitled, “Connecticut Boundary Law: Critical Issues and Solutions Every Practitioner Needs to Know, ” sponsored by the National Business Institute. This course is designed to provide attorneys, land surveyors, lenders, real estate brokers and agents, and title insurance representatives with a better understanding […]

Obtained partial summary judgment on behalf of security services company in third party action by property owner alleging negligence. Through briefing and argument, Halloran & Sage obtained summary disposition of the defendant's apportionment complaint against Securitas, despite a split in the Connecticut courts as to the disposition of the issue, and also obtained summary judgment […]

Halloran & Sage successfully defended this action brought by attempted purchasers of commercial waterfront property against the owner. The plaintiffs sought specific performance of an alleged sales contract and breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing. On appeal, the Appellate Court upheld the trial court’s conclusion that a binder agreement signed […]

William Wilson, II has joined the law firm of Halloran & Sage as Counsel in the Hartford office where he will chair the Construction & Surety Practice Group. William has practiced in the areas of construction and surety law for seven years and successfully represented clients in state and federal courts as well as in […]

Halloran & Sage was proud to be a sponsor of the New England-Canada Business Council’s Twelfth Annual U.S.-Canada Energy Trade and Technology Conference titled “North American Energy: A Changing Landscape.” This annual meeting brought together leading industry and government officials to discuss key trends shaping Canadian and U.S. energy markets, with a focus on the […]

Commercial Construction Dispute Does Not Trigger Liability Coverage The trial court granted summary judgment in favor of a commercial liability carrier, finding the carrier had no duty to defend its insured in a suit which alleged "negligence" against the insured, but actually constituted a commercial contract dispute, asserted under various theories of liability.

Halloran & Sage attorney Richard Tynan was the Keynote Speaker at two Podiatry Risk Management Seminars. This “Informed Consent” presentation, designed for podiatrists, addressed: Statutory Requirements Elements of Informed Consent Medical-Legal Considerations Responsibilities Documentation of Informed Consent