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Meet New England's Newest Leaders in the Law, Part 2
ALM's inaugural New England Legal Awards, taking place this week in Boston, honors extraordinary attorneys from more than 80 firms across…
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20 New Judges, 2 Magistrates Rise in Connecticut
"I looked into this crowd and saw how diverse it is; how it looks like America; how it looks like our state," Chief Justice Richard Robinson said at the ceremony. "I've never seen anything that looks like this, where the judges reflect the population so well."
Gov. Lamont Announces 20 Superior Court Nominations
The governor announced 20 nominations to the Superior Court, along with two nominees for family support magistrates.
Connecticut Movers: Recent Hartford-Area Hires and Promotions
Recent announcements from Carlton Fields, Cummings & Lockwood, the Connecticut Trial Firm and Murtha Cullina.
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Connecticut Appellate Practice & Procedure, 8th Edition
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Connecticut Movers: Open for (More) Business
Connecticut law firms share news from across the state and beyond.
Connecticut Movers: Leading Attorneys Jump to Hartford Firms
Top appellate attorney Proloy Das migrates from Murtha Cullina to FordHarrison, and Nora Dannehy jumps from public service to Cowdery & Murphy, to lead the firm's independent and internal investigations practice.
Mid-Market Roundup: Is the Sales Pitch For Midsize Law Changing?
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Connecticut Movers: Hartford, West Hartford Firms Increase Ranks
An intellectual property team has migrated from Murtha Cullina to Robinson & Cole, and West Hartford's Gfeller Laurie picks up two new associates who recently graduated from the UConn School of Law.
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