Halloran & Sage successfully defended an employment retaliation claim brought against Roto Rooter by a technician who alleged he was terminated by this national plumbing service company because he had previously filed claims for wage/hour violations and national origin discrimination. The case was arbitrated for several days and all issues were found in favor of […]
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 […]
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 an insurance coverage action arising out of alleged property damage, bad faith, unfair trade practices, unfair insurance practices, and negligence infliction of emotional distress claims that were asserted against insurer were successfully stricken for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted.
Obtained summary judgment on behalf of insurer in a declaratory judgment action based upon a finding that insurer had no duty to defend or indemnify against claims.
Halloran & Sage successfully defended an employment retaliation claim brought against Roto Rooter by a technician who alleged he was terminated by this national plumbing service company because he had previously filed claims for wage/hour violations and national origin discrimination. The case was arbitrated for several days and all issues were found in favor of […]
In December 2014, after five weeks of trial, Kevin Roche won a jury trial at the Stamford Superior Court, representing a well-established taxi service in the matter of Brenda Snell v. Norwalk Yellow Cab, Inc. Yellow Cab driver, Johnley Sainval, parked his cab at Monterrey Village, a housing complex in Norwalk, CT, and left the […]
Thomas Boyce successfully defended a gynecological surgeon in a two-week trial. The surgeon was sued for urological injuries the plaintiff sustained during a robotically assisted laparoscopic hysterectomy.
Halloran & Sage is pleased to announce that James Szerejko has been re-elected to the Hartford Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. A lifelong resident of Greater Hartford, James has been a leader in a wide range of civic and community organizations. James has been involved in Chamber affairs since the 1970’s. He has chaired […]
Halloran & Sage attorneys were pleased to welcome Harford’s Mayor Pedro Segarra to a recent firm luncheon. Mayor Segarra discussed City issues that included future planning initiatives, the city budget, community outreach, construction projects and The Coltsville Historical Park Act.