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Racial Justice Protesters Reach Partial Settlement Over Violent Clearing of Lafayette Square
The Biden administration agreed to change federal law enforcement policies on responding to protests, providing a partial resolution to four lawsuits filed against police and Trump administration officials.Connecticut AG William Tong Tests Positive for COVID-19
Tong is among thousands of Connecticut residents to test positive for the coronavirus.Georgia Legal Food Frenzy Seeks More Donors as Event Nears
"Obviously the past couple of years [Georgia] Legal Food Frenzy has seen exponential growth, and I think we're all excited and hoping to reach a seven-figure mark and provide four million meals to Georgia communities," said Morgan Lyndall, one of the event's organizers.Gov. Lamont Names Nominees for State Supreme Court, 12 Other Judgeships
Lamont also announced 11 nominations for Superior Court judges, which leaves 60 judicial vacancies statewide.View more book results for the query "*"
Wrongful Death Suit Claims 'Foreseeable' Minor Crash Caused Airbag Rupture in Alfa Romeo
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.'It's Based on Relationships': How an Accounting Firm Approaches Client Billing and Collections
This is the first installment in an occasional series called, "How It's Done: What Legal Can Learn From Other Industries." The goal of these conversations is to demonstrate how other industries tackle challenges that are analogous to those faced by the legal profession in hopes that it might spark new ideas and approaches.Airbnb's 135% Rally Takes IPO Crown With Room to Run
Airbnb's revenue grew to $1.53 billion in the fourth quarter, as people spread out over thousands of towns and cities with workers no longer having to be in traditional offices five days a week.Ex-Employee Failed to Return $51K of Accidental Payments After Resigning, Suit Claims
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.'Super Busy Time' for Robinson & Cole Attorney Who Ascends to Leadership Roles
Newly elected to Robinson & Cole's managing committee, Britt-Marie Cole-Johnson was recently chosen to serve on the Connecticut Paid Leave Authority. She will receive a Distinguished Leader Award from the Connecticut Law Tribune at the Connecticut Legal Awards in May.Trending Stories
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