James Szerejko was recently elected President of the 1892 Club, Inc. Founded in April of 1892 and originally referred to as the Twentieth Century Club, its members represent an array of interests, careers and communities and come together to enjoy an evening of stimulating conversation following a presentation by a guest speaker, representing academia, cultural […]
Environmental & Land Use Chair Ann Catino recently took part in the Connecticut Business & Industry Association’s 2016 Energy & Environment Conference. Ann led a breakout session entitled “New Policies & Best Practices for Handling Common Spills & Maintenance Waste,” which included Michael Ainsworth of HRP Associates and Hugo DelRosso of US Ecology. Ann focused […]
James J. Perito recently obtained positive results for their client, Spinnaker Residential LLC, securing three successful zoning decisions. The owner of a competing property brought administrative appeals against our client, who plans to construct an upscale mixed-use development in downtown New Haven near Wooster Square, in regards to a zone change, zone map amendment, and […]
The Firm is pleased to announce that Chambers USA has continued to recognize Halloran & Sage’s practice areas and individual attorneys with its 2016 edition. Chambers, an international publisher of legal profession guides, is esteemed worldwide for its detailed research and review process. Halloran & Sage’s Corporate/Mergers & Acquisitions and Real Estate practice areas were […]
Michael S. Wrona recently obtained a defense verdict in an action arising out the alleged rendering of preservation services to a premises in delinquency. In Malick v. J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, 2016 WL 2858772 (D.Conn. May 16, 2016), the Court (Bryant, J.) entered a defense verdict on all counts following a bench trial. The plaintiff, […]
Halloran & Sage is pleased to announce that six attorneys have been honored by New England’s Best Lawyers® in its 2016 edition. Recognized attorneys, from the Firm’s Hartford, New Haven, and New London offices, include: Henry M. Beck, Jr.: Corporate Governance Law, Corporate Law, Mergers & Acquisitions Law, Securities/Capital Markets Law Thomas W. Boyce, Jr.: […]
In Tirreno v. The Hartford, 161 Conn.App. 678 (2015), the Connecticut Appellate Court affirmed the trial court’s enforcement of binding mediation, finding it was a valid and enforceable means of resolving the dispute.
Daniel P. Scapellati recently obtained a defense verdict on behalf of an insurer. In Centurion Associates, Inc. v. Sentinel Insurance Company Ltd., NNH-CV13-6037641-S, the plaintiff sought to recover insurance proceeds for the alleged theft and/or unauthorized disposal of business personal property stored in 17 offsite trailers. The insurer challenged the sufficiency of the plaintiff’s evidence […]
Vincent Liberti, Jr. recently took part in the Connecticut Land Conservation Council’s record-breaking Connecticut Land Conservation Conference. Vincent presented “Estate Planning, Charitable Gift Annuities & Other Creative Financial Planning for Land Trusts” along with Tim Abbott, Drew M. T. Iacovazzi and Margaret E. St. John. Nearly 500 conservationists attended the annual event—which offered close to […]
Plaintiff was experiencing an MI (NSTEMI). She was taken to a local hospital where she had a successful cardiac catherization and stenting and she was discharged the following morning. A day later she was readmitted due to abdominal pain. She was diagnosed with a celiac artery dissection. She was treated conservatively and discharged only to […]