Halloran & Sage secured a favorable settlement on behalf of a condominium association sued for damages in connection with a traumatic brain injury suffered as a result of a slip-and-fall.
Two short years after establishing a new office in New Haven, Halloran & Sage was recently nominated to the New Haven Living Best of 2013: Law Firm as a top three finalist. This is New Haven Living’s first year generating a “Best of” list which was divided into six categories. Halloran & Sage finished as […]
Thomas Boyce Jr. and Jennifer Mullen obtained a defense verdict for a family practice physician and his physician’s assistant after a two week trial in Middletown Superior court. The plaintiff alleged that the healthcare providers had failed to timely diagnose an impending heart attack.
Executive Summary On July 10, 2013, the SEC adopted a final rule passing amendments dictated by the JOBS Act. Such amendments lift the ban on general solicitation and general advertising for certain securities offerings under Rule 506 of Regulation D and Rule 144A of the Securities Act of 1933. The SEC also adopted a final […]
The Connecticut Law Tribune’s Editorial Board recently highlighted Halloran & Sage’s pro bono program in the paper’s “Closing Argument” section. Specifically, the editorial praised the Firm’s involvement in the Pro Bono Summit, an initiative organized by the Connecticut Judicial Branch’s Pro Bono Committee. Halloran & Sage attorneys participated in Statewide Legal Services’ Thunderdome Family Clinic, […]
Halloran & Sage is pleased to announce that Henry Beck, Jr. will be recognized in the September issue of The American Lawyer & Corporate Counsel Magazine as one of the Top Rated Lawyers® in the areas of Securities Law and Banking and Finance Law. This commendation is exclusively comprised of lawyers who have achieved and […]
H & S has assisted a client in performing and analyzing incredibly time sensitive due diligence focused on the possible acquisition of the worldwide intellectual property and other assets of a family of businesses with operations in California, South America, the Pacific Rim and the European Union. These companies were in receivership in California. In […]
By Public Act 13-239 (the “Act”), Connecticut’s legislature created a $200 million fund to spur bioscience research and development in the State. The Act will provide financial assistance to start-up companies and people who are making new discoveries in research and development labs. By supplying capital at an early stage, the State hopes to translate […]