Ann Catino was recently quoted in a Hartford Business Journal article, “Brownfield ‘land banks’ a step closer in Connecticut”, discussing newly established brownfield land banks, designed to encourage the redevelopment of contaminated commercial properties.
In NAIAD Dynamics US Inc. v. Vidakovic, the Western Australia Supreme Court granted injunctive relief in favor of an Australian employer seeking to prevent a former employee located in Connecticut from engaging in prohibited activities in violation of the restrictive covenants included in his employment agreement. The former employer was successful with the assistance of […]
Allen Gary Palmer was recently appointed Co-chair of The American Bar Association Family Law Section’s Diversity Committee. The Diversity Committee strives to promote diversity within Section membership and our practice. We recognize, and embrace, that the members of our legal community as well as our clientele, have evolved into a rich mosaic of people from […]
Joseph G. Fortner, Jr. is the Chair for the ALFA International Business Litigation Practice Group’s 2017 Seminar, “Successfully Trekking Along the Precipice: Protecting Your Company Before, During, and After ‘Bet the Company’ Litigation.” This program, which will be held in Chicago in September 2017, will offer insight about what to do when a business is […]
The Firm is pleased to announce that Chambers USA has once again recognized Halloran & Sage’s practice areas and individual attorneys with its 2017 edition. An international publisher of legal profession guides, Chambers is esteemed worldwide for its detailed research and review process. Law firms and individual lawyers are ranked and assessed on the quality […]
In James Doe, et. al. v. [Defendant Pediatrician], — Conn. App. — (Slip. Op. May 23, 2017), a unanimous panel of the Appellate Court affirmed the trial court’s denial of the plaintiffs’ motion to allow them to continue to use pseudonyms in their civil action against the defendant, a pediatrician the plaintiffs accuse of sexually […]
In James Doe, et. al. v. [Defendant Pediatrician], — Conn. App. — (Slip. Op. May 23, 2017), a unanimous panel of the Appellate Court affirmed the trial court’s denial of the plaintiffs’ motion to allow them to continue to use pseudonyms in their civil action against the defendant, a pediatrician the plaintiffs accuse of sexually […]