Articles

• Tips for Spotting Elder Abuse and Nursing Home Neglect
• Duty of Police Officers to investigate Before Making an Arrest
• Attorney Lists Injuries for man by New London Police
• Defective Hot Water Heaters and Scalding Burn Injuries to Young Children
• Legal Remedies Related to Traumatic Brain Injuries Suffered Due to the Fault of a Defective Product or Another Person
• Former Prisoner Sues Hartford Officers Over Jail Cell Assault
• Article 7 Police Misconduct
• Article 6 Police Misconduct
• Article 5 PI Wrongful Death
• Article 4 Personal Injury
• Article 3 - Police Misconduct
• Article 2 - Traumatic Brain Injury
• Article 1Police Misconduct
• Attorney List Injuries for Man Arrested by New London Police
• Medical Error Rates Remain Underreported
• Death Penalty
• Connecticut will Begin to Require DUI Offenders to Install Ignition Interlock Devices to Their Vehicles.
• Former Prisoner Sues Hartford Police
• Le suit alleges Yale at fault in death
• Defective Hot Water Heaters and Scalding/Burn Injuries to Young Children
• Municipal Liability & Immunity After Considine v. City of Waterbury
• Thinking About a Minority Ownership in a Business? Watch Out!
• Invisible Injuries - Traumatic Brain Injuries, PTSD & Depression
• Duty of Care & Foreseeability
• Trip & Fall and Slip & Fall Injuries
• Condominium Slip & Fall Cases
• Railroad Track & Trestle Injuries
• Firefighters & Fire Trucks on Interstate 95
• Impoundment & Towing
• A Tale of Three Processes
• Good Samaritan Law
• What Financial information do you need in your divorce? 2009
• With sexual harassment, what you don't know can really hurt you, and your clients
• Jack Welsh’s Red Sox Tickets, Devlin v. Empire Blue Cross And Vesting of Welfare Benefits
• Has Divorce Revoked Your Will?
• Are Creditors Not Listed On My Bankruptcy Petition Discharged, Or Do I Have To Pay Them?
• 2005 Medical Malpractice Legislation
• Legal Issues with Client Agreements for the Independent Consultant
• Using Contractors To Create a Project Team: Legal Issues to Watch
• The Virtual Firm: Agreements with Peers
• The Juvenile Justice System: An Overview
• Expulsions from School
• New changes to custody statute effective October 1, 2005
• When Are Hospitals Liable for a Doctor’s Error
• Bankruptcy Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2005
• Mandatory Arbitration in Connecticut Courts
• Trees & the Law
• Connecticut’s Grand Jury System
• Dealing with Disciplinary Hearings before Connecticut’s Department of Public Health
• Peril of Puddles, Municipal Liability
• New Connecticut Law on Parental Relocation
• Freedom of the Press
• The New House Party Law
• Pseudonymous Parties in Connecticut
• The Unsealing of Connecticut’s Courthouse Doors
• Megan’s Law
• Rape Shield Laws
• What To Do If You Are Involved In An Auto Accident
• Apportionment
• Eggshell Plaintiff Doctrine
• Exclusivity of Workers’ Compensation Act
• Compensability of Injuries Sustained by an Employee
• Economic Damages for Personal Injuries
• Defective Highway Statute
• Sole Proximate Cause Doctrine
• Abutting Property Owner
• Nondelegable Duty Doctrine
• Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity
• Duty of Care Owed by Possessor of Land
• Premises Liability in the Landlord-Tenant Context
• Dog Bite Statute
• Constructive Notice of Hazardous Conditions
• Actual Notice of Hazardous Conditions
• Notice on the 92nd Day
• Municipality May Shift Liability for Snow & Ice on Public Sidewalk
• Specific Defect Doctrine in Premises Liability Case
• Building Codes & Fire Codes
• Municipal Premises Liability
• Firehouse Rented to Private Individuals a Proprietary Function
• Mountain Bike Trail Maintenance a Discretionary Governmental Act
• Parameters of a Highway Defect
• Construction Site Injuries
• Recreational Use Statute
• Slip & Fall Injuries at Indian Casinos
• Subsequent Remedial Measures
• Storm in Progress, or On-Going Storm Doctrine
• Expert Testimony in a Premises Liability Case
• Defects in Stairways & Steps
• Common Carriers
• Postman a Licensee Comparable to a Social Invitee
• Social Guests
• Supermarket Slip & Fall Cases
• Falling Merchandise
• Lettuce Leaf on Floor Slip & Fall Injuries
• Firefighters' Rule
• Parking Lot Cases of Negligent Security/Supervision
• The Three Options For Your Divorce
• Important Divorce Considerations
• Taking Care of Yourself During a Divorce
• Familial Immunity Doctrines – Sibling, Spousal & Grandparent Immunities
• Parental Immunity Doctrine
• Strict Liability in Tort to Allergic Users
• Negligence, Known Dangers & Duty to Warn unusually Susceptible Plaintiff
• Allergies & Peculiar Susceptibility: Implied & Express Warranties
• Action for Indemnification against a Municipality
• Parental Liability for Torts of Minors
• Loss of Parental Consortium
• Loss of Consortium and its Development in Connecticut
• Agency, Vicarious Liability & the Doctrine of Respondeat Superior
• Distinction between Sovereign Immunity & Governmental Immunity
• Fireman’s Indemnification Statute: Conn. Gen. Stat. § 7-308
• Falling Tree Limbs
• Similar Prior Accidents
• Abuse of Process
• Malicious Prosecution
• The Vexing Matter of Vexatious Litigation
• Vicarious Liability of Car Owners & Lessors
• Charitable Immunity
• Dead Man’s Statute
• Wrongful Death Statute & Survival of Civil Actions Statute
• Hedonic Damages for the Loss of Enjoyment of Life
• Snowmobile & All-Terrain Vehicle Injuries
• The Rescue Doctrine - Danger Invites Rescue
• Motorcycle & Minibike Injuries
• Biomechanical Engineer Testimony in a Low-Impact Collision Case
• Ski Tort Liability
• Riparian Rights in Nonnavigable Waters
• Minibikes & Manhole Covers
• What to consider in your divorce
• The Police Are Knocking At the Door: What Are Your Rights?
• Interview at Police Station
• Factors Considered in Evaluating A Personal Injury Case For Settlement
• What do you do if you suffer injuries in a car accident caused by a hit and run driver?
• What to do if You Find Out Your Spouse Concealed Assets in Your Divorce?
• Five Common Fears About Getting Divorced
• Value of Wrongful Imprisonment Cases
• Connecticut Custody Law
• Non-Biological Care-Givers: When Non-Parents Help Raise Children
• Connecticut Child Support Law
• Police Brutality
• Who’s Responsible for the Falling Tree?
• Connecticut Drunk Driving Law
• Commercial Short Sales
• Reasonable Force during Arrest
• Jail Suicides
• Connecticut Trade Secrets
• Hiring a Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor
• Buyer Beware
• Federalism & Actions for Violation of the Connecticut Constitution
• Financial Trust among Spouses
• Proof Of Intoxication In A Liquor Liability/Dram Shop Case
• Privacy Policy of Brown, Paindiris & Scott
• What Should You Do When You Get Into an Auto Accident?
• LASIK and Laser Vision Enhancement Surgery
• Duty to Disclose or Act Upon Exculpatory Evidence
• False Arrest & Malicious Prosecution
• Medical Malpractice Suits Relating to the Condition of Aortic Valve Stenosis
• Confidentiality of Psychiatric Communications
• Food Poisoning Cases in Connecticut
• Nuisance Cause of Action
• Duty of Business Owners
• Spoliation of Evidence
• When does a law enforcement officer have permission to enter your home?
• Should you give a statement to a police officer?
• Suing the Sovereign
• Ten Things To Think About When Considering A Pre-Nuptial Agreement
• Eight Key Points For Contractors To Know About Safety Obligations In Construction Contracts
• Insurance Companies Have a Broad Duty to Defend You Against Lawsuits
• Bankruptcy Basics
• What Property Can You Keep in Bankruptcy: The Connecticut Exemptions
• What Property Can You Keep in Bankruptcy? The Federal Exemptions
• 2010 Annual Review of ERISA Litigation
• The Standard of Review in ERISA Benefit Denials: Metropolitan v. Glenn in the Second Circuit
• Making Your Medical Records Work for You in Appealing Long-Term Disability Benefit Denials
• Long-Term Disability Benefits Appeals
• Planning to Compete with Your Current Employer? Plan Carefully!
• Civil Rights Actions: What Can I Do if the Government Violates my Civil Rights?
• Appealing Benefit Denials with the Plan: Law, Regulations and Practice
• Mental Impairments: Disabilities And Accommodation
• Protecting Your Intellectual Property
• Sales Tax Clearance Letter and the Connecticut Successor Liability Statute
• Your Practice Is A Success; Now Sell It Successfully!
• Commercial Tenants: Get the Best Lease You Can
• Part-Time Consulting: Do You Need an LLC?
• You’ve Got the LLC. Do You Need an Operating Agreement?
• Recent 2009 Federal Tax Developments
• Changes in Connecticut's Estate and Gift Taxes: 2009 Legislative Session
• Post-Majority and College Education Support in Connecticut – Timing Matters