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 […]
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The Connecticut Supreme Court issued a decision in: Demond, et al. v. Project Service, et al.. The full decision can be accessed at: https://www.jud.ct.gov/external/supapp/Cases/AROcr/CR331/331CR100.pdf
Halloran Sage attorney Kenneth Slater served as environmental counsel to a national builder in a $1 million transaction that involved the sale of 22.63 acres of property containing nine commercial structures. There was anecdotal evidence that certain hazardous wastes were erroneously reported on the property more than a decade ago and the matter brought forth […]
Joseph Fortner represented a company acquired by Ares Management (Pillar Processing) in two separate proceedings: Everton Sterling v. Steven J. Baum, PC, et al. (Adversary Proceeding) and Everton Sterling v. Deutsche Bank, et al. (Federal RICO Action) which was purported to arise from mortgage loans and title questions involving a property in the Bronx, New […]
On Saturday, June 8th, Halloran Sage employees are volunteering with the Special Olympics Connecticut Summer Games in New Haven. The Halloran Sage volunteer team will support the swimming events as result runners, time recorders and access enforcers, and will also serve as athlete escorts, who work one-on-one to assist athletes in getting to their different competitions and […]
On June 19th, Partner Matt Necci will facilitate the Fathom Sip Session, Can we have greater ownership of our community? This guided conversation will address the role of personal responsibility in leading transformation within the Greater Hartford region. Click here to register for this free event, taking place at Spaces in West Hartford.