Sen. Edward Meyer, D-Guilford, wanted to get to the bottom of an unseemly 2002 confrontation between Judge John Redmond Downey, a recent candidate for the state Appellate Court, and Greenwich family lawyer Jill H. Blomberg.
After Downey’s Aug. 21 confirmation hearing was unexpectedly interrupted over an immigration law controversy – one that led to Downey withdrawing as a candidate – Meyers called Blomberg’s senior partner, Samuel V. Schoonmaker III, of Schoonmaker, George & Colin.
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