Early this year, segments of the Connecticut legal community were alarmed to learn of plans by the administration of Gov. Dannel Malloy to consolidate the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities with the Office of Protection and Advocacy, and to place the Workers’ Compensation Commission within the Department of Labor.
To many, it seemed like a consolidation without any resulting efficiencies. In fact, attorneys worried that the operations of the two commissions would be greatly hindered if they were rolled into a larger entity.
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