Attorneys James Maher and Matthew Teich represented a national bank in an acquisition financing to a Massachusetts-based real estate developer—a new relationship for the bank. This transaction involved the acquisition by the developer’s fund of a former industrial equipment supplier distribution center located in Amherst, New Hampshire, and conversion for use by a new tenant […]
By Hon. Angela C. Robinson April is “Celebrate Diversity Month”. (I know, I know – there is a month for everything now!) Some may wonder what diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) work has to do with mediation or other negotiated forms of settlement. Though the connection seems obvious to me, I realize that it is […]
Attorney William Bohonnon was honored along with several others this past week at the Connecticut Bar Association’s eighth annual Celebrate with the Stars. Liam received the Honorable Anthony V. DeMayo Pro Bono Award for his dedication to the provision of pro bono legal services to the Connecticut Veterans Legal Center. Over 260 legal professionals, elected […]
Partner James Perito facilitated a conversation with Governor Lamont during the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce’s Monthly Government Affairs Committee Meeting yesterday morning. Following the Committee’s updates on recent legislative initiatives and proposals, the Governor joined the meeting at about 25:40 to discuss the vaccine rollout and other issues of concern to the business […]
Partner Matthew Necci was recently appointed by Governor Lamont to the State Insurance and Risk Management Board. The mission of the Board is to protect assets of the State of Connecticut through a comprehensive and cost-effective insurance and risk management program. Their goal is to provide the best insurance and risk management service possible for the State. Matt […]
By Hon. Angela C. Robinson Here’s a little secret that lawyers don’t often acknowledge: sometimes, clients don’t want to heed their lawyers’ advice, and sometimes clients think that they can better predict the likely outcomes of litigation than their lawyers. Of course, Professional Rules of Conduct require that lawyers advocate in accordance with the client’s […]
Last week, the General Assembly passed and the Governor signed “An Act Concerning the Provision of Outdoor Food and Beverage Service by Restaurants.” As part of Halloran Sage’s continuing efforts to inform our clients of significant changes in the law, we are writing to clarify what this Act does and does not do. This law codifies […]
Partner James Perito will facilitate an interview with Governor Ned Lamont this Thursday, April 8th at the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce’s Monthly Government Affairs Committee Meeting. The Governor will discuss the vaccine rollout and his legislative initiatives. The entire Chamber membership is invited to attend the meeting, which will include a brief Q&A […]
Halloran Sage is pleased to announce that attorneys Howard Pierce and Stephanie Gitlin, formerly of Pierce LLC, have joined the firm. Pierce and Gitlin offer a unique practice, focusing on matters involving health care cost containment, False Claims Act & whistleblower cases, commercial litigation, and independent internal investigations. Their addition will broaden and strengthen Halloran […]
Halloran Sage represented an industrial materials management company and supplier based in Columbus, Ohio, in negotiating the purchase of a 142,000 square foot commercial facility in Newtown, CT. The facility was purchased from an electrical components factory to be used as the company’s fifth distribution center. The work included negotiating a real estate purchase and […]