Ann Catino recently authored a New England Real Estate Journal article “Banking on Connecticut land banks: A good investment”, discussing municipal land banks and their potential to provide long-term economic development across the state.

Halloran Sage received recent publicity regarding the Firm’s rebranding. The Connecticut Law Tribune gave an overview that discussed the new logo, the decision to eliminate the ampersand, and the process and message of the rebranding. “It’s a partnership-oriented, almost holistic approach of helping people plan their best path forward,” said Managing Partner Bill McGrath. Read […]

Frederick J. Trotta, Sr. recently obtained a defendant’s verdict in a medical malpractice action tried to a jury in Bridgeport. The plaintiffs in the action were the parents of a 28-year-old who was tragically found dead on July 12, 2014 following an overdose. The decedent had been taken to Stamford Hospital Emergency Department via ambulance […]

Halloran Sage’s Wellness Committee is sponsoring the registration for employees participating in the Red Dress Run on Saturday, July 14th. This women’s 5K welcomes all ages and abilities, encouraging participants to achieve goals and celebrate fitness. The race starts and ends in the Elizabeth Park Rose Garden, with a post-race party to follow in the […]

Robert Cox is serving as chair of the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce’s 25th Annual Scholarship Golf Classic on Monday, July 23. “A huge thank you goes out to the sponsors, golfers and donors who help make this golf tournament an exciting and successful event,” Bob said. Each year, the event brings together the regional […]

Several attorneys from our Health Care practice attended the 100th Annual Meeting of the Connecticut Hospital Association. Doris Goodwin Kearns was a fascinating keynote speaker and it was a great opportunity to connect with others in the industry at such a well-attended event. Among those in attendance were Henry Beck, Arnie Menchel, Fred Trotta, Peter […]

Richard Roberts presented at the Connecticut Chapter of the American Planning Association’s annual “Hot Topics in Land Use Law and Practice 2018” seminar at Goodwin College in East Hartford. This program is CCAPA’s annual review of legislative initiatives and issues from this year’s session of the CT General Assembly, including discussion of current “hot topics” […]

An action was originally filed in Connecticut District Court, between a purchaser of resin and a polymer reseller. Based upon a claim that the resin did not meet specs, plaintiff sought substantial damages under breach of contract, fraud and other tort theories. Our client, a resin supplier, was impleaded by defendant. We are sole counsel […]

“You’re never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read to a child.” A number of Halloran Sage staff share Seuss’ sentiment, using their lunch breaks every week to read to elementary school students through the Greater Hartford Read to a Child program. Read to a Child is a national […]

Halloran Sage was the presenting sponsor of the recent Connecticut Women’s Council luncheon in West Hartford. Environmental attorney Ann Catino introduced the former United States Environmental Protection Agency Administrator, Gina McCarthy, who provided her perspective on “Environmental Leadership: Integrating Science, Public Policy, and Political Rhetoric.” As EPA Administrator, Ms. McCarthy negotiated the Clean Power Plan, […]