Michael Wrona, a member of the Litigation and Commercial Law practice groups, will present a seminar The Summary Process–Procedures and Pitfalls at the Connecticut Chapter of the National Association of Housing & Redevelopment Officials (CONN NAHRO) “The Summary Process & Election of Tenant Commissioners Training” on Thursday, July 30 2015 from 9:00 am – 12 […]
Halloran & Sage has once again provided funding to enhance and improve the grandeur of Bushnell Park. The firm made a top-tier donation to Leadership Greater Hartford to sponsor new game-top picnic tables and matching benches along a pedestrian walkway in the 37-acre park. The tables and benches, made of cast iron, concrete, terrazzo and […]
Halloran & Sage is pleased to announce its continued recognition in the Chambers USA 2015 Edition. Chambers is an international publisher of legal profession guides and is widely respected throughout the world for its comprehensive research and review process. Expanding its position among top-ranked law firms, the Halloran & Sage Corporate/Mergers & Acquisitions and Real […]
Joseph Fortner, Co-Chair of Halloran & Sage’s Commercial Litigation Practice Group and Chair of its Intellectual Property practice, has been nominated and appointed as a Member of the International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC). With 2,500 members, the IADC is comprised of prominent and leading corporate and insurance attorneys throughout the world, ranging from attorneys […]
Joseph G. Fortner, Jr. recently secured a permanent injunction for a Connecticut-based, national restaurant group against a competitive restaurant which infringed the firms’s client’s service mark by using a confusingly similar name in the same market. In Barteca Restaurants, LLC v. Milonga Arepas & Tapas, Inc., 2015 WL 1119982 (D. Ct 2015), the Defendant established […]
John Howell recently led a webinar on the regulatory environment for contractors doing business with all federal agencies and the Department of Defense under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS). More than 250 participants joined the discussion sponsored by the National Contract Management Association (NCMA). John outlined how […]
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Thomas Boyce and Jennifer Mullen successfully obtained a voluntary withdrawal of a medical malpractice claim pending against a podiatric surgeon. Plaintiff alleged the defendant surgeon negligently failed to diagnose a deep vein thrombosis. On the eve of trial, plaintiff withdrew his claims with no payment having been made.
In a suit involving a suicide of a 27-year-old male claims were advanced against two health care providers: a psychiatric APRN and a psychiatrist with whom the APRN had a collaborative agreement. The psychiatrist shared office facilities with the APRN but the patient was seen exclusively by the APRN. In addition to allegations of vicarious […]
Jonathan Kelly obtained a defendant’s verdict in a case where the plaintiff alleged to have tripped and fallen on a sidewalk in front of a store owned and operated by a well-known national furniture store chain. The plaintiff alleged, inter alia, that the out-of-possession landlord defendant was negligent in that it failed to properly maintain […]