Lewis Lerman and Carissa Smith obtained a defense verdict in an automobile accident case tried to a jury. Several years ago, the plaintiff was operating her vehicle in North Haven when she was rear ended by the defendant. She alleged a significant force to her vehicle, causing it to be pushed forward, and resulting in […]
The Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce (GNHCC) recently hosted a New Haven Mayoral Candidate Forum that included a conversation and an opportunity for audience questions with current New Haven Mayor, Toni Harp and challenger, Justin Elicker. The two will be facing one another in the New Haven Mayoral Democratic Primary to be held on […]
Attorney Frederick Trotta recently attended the American Medical Response (subsidiary of Global Medical Response)’s Annual National Competition in Denver, Colorado. At the Competition, Devin LaRocca and David Gobery of Tampa, Florida were named winners of the “Best of AMR” title after competing against five teams from across the U.S. in lifelike emergency scenarios to test […]
Beginning in or around 2015, many homeowners living in northeastern Connecticut began to notice a series of horizontal and vertical cracks in the basement walls and the foundations of their houses. Subsequent investigation by the homeowners, as well as the State of Connecticut, revealed that the foundational cracking was due to the presence of a mineral […]
Attorney Kenneth Slater of Halloran Sage’s Environmental & Land Use and Municipal & State Government practice groups represents the Miami Beach Association in a highly visible dispute regarding the scope of public access to a private beach. On Thursday, July 25th, Ken was interviewed by FOX61 to discuss the fencing between Sound View Beach and Miami Beach in Old Lyme, as well as […]
Oscar Suarez’s professional accomplishments and community involvement were highlighted in his recent selection to the Hartford Business Journal’s 2019 Class of “40 Under Forty”. As a commercial law and business litigation attorney and Co-Chair of the Firm’s Pro Bono Committee, Oscar is a leader in dual capacities—both as a guide to the business and financial community and […]
Partner Matthew Necci was the featured speaker at last month’s Fathom Sip Session, discussing the role of personal responsibility in fostering a vibrant capital region. Sip Sessions are monthly conversations hosted by Fathom and guided by different leaders within their respective professions, on a range of thought-provoking subject matters. See a clip from the program here.
Environmental & Land Use attorney, Ann Catino, Chair of the Saint Anselm College Board of Trustees, was featured in the most recent edition of Portraits, the college’s magazine. The article on page 16 highlights Ann and other graduates who are “making it their business to help make the world a greener place.” Read “The Naturals” […]
Attorney Rich Roberts presented at the Connecticut Council of Small Town (COST)‘s 2019 Legislative Wrap-Up on a number of land use topics. Mayors, selectmen, town managers and other municipal officials learned about new state laws and budget issues affecting municipalities. Other speakers included high ranking public officials and policy experts on a wide range of […]
Kevin J. Greene obtained a key ruling dismissing claims brought in the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut in a case involving disputed claims to a deceased priest’s retirement benefits. The plaintiff, a Jesuit order, accused the deceased priest of breaking his vow of poverty in leaving a $1.5 million retirement fund to his […]