Legislators Look To Stop 'Serial Litigators'
She's not licensed to practice law in any state, but Cecelia Lebby spends so much time arguing in court that she considers it "a full-time job."SC Year In Review: Two New Faces And One Dissenting Voice
The past year was one of transition for the Connecticut Supreme Court: Two new justices with atypical resumes and pioneering personal histories, Andrew McDonald and Carmen Espinosa, joined the Court in early 2013.Questions Of Bias Mark Divorce Case
A lawyer whose wife, a state judge, is seeking a divorce has expressed concern that he will have trouble getting a fair shake because other judges will likely side with one of their own. The unusual case, which has already involved the state Supreme Court, centers on prominent Hartford criminal defense attorney Hubert J. Santos and Superior Court Judge Thelma A. Santos, a Rockville juvenile judge.Legal Departments Of The Year Awards 2012: Pratt & Whitney For Pro Bono And Community Service
Pratt & Whitney's former general counsel spent many hours builings the Pro Bono Partnership, which out to major Hartford corporations like Aetna and The Hartford to create a stronger Connecticut presence.Law Students Weigh In On Two-Year Law Degrees
With all of the talk about declining law school application numbers, student debt and a disappointing job market, law students are starting to consider whether a two-year law degree might be the answer.Parental Fitness Not In Question
The highest courts of Massachusetts and New York have enshrined as law diametrically opposite views on the constitutionality of same-sex marriage. Two years ago, the Bay State legalized it; on July 7, the Empire State rejected it.Suppressing Dangerous Clients Before They Strike
When he lost a custody fight for his three children, accountant Nicholas A. Lucarella hired two hit men to get revenge — against his own lawyer, Peter Paras of Red Bank, N.J. Shortly after meeting with Paras about a phony custody case, the men ran him down with a Jeep in his office parking lot.Court Vacates Conviction To Send Message To Prosecutor
Senior Assistant State's Attorney Terence Mariani has been cited in the past for what appellate judges considered prosecutorial impropriety. Typically, the complaints have focused on Mariani's efforts to appeal to jurors' emotions.Rogers A Tough-Minded Jurist With Panache
When Gov. M. Jodi Rell nominated Appellate Court rookie Judge Chase T. Rogers to become the next chief justice of Connecticut's Supreme Court, Rogers said it was "both humbling and exciting" to have Rell's confidence in her leadership at "a time of great transition" in the Judicial Branch.Trending Stories
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