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Connecticut governor signs law implementing extensive gun control measures

JURIST

Connecticut governor Ned Lamont signed House Bill (HB) 6667 into law Tuesday which includes a wide variety of comprehensive gun control measures. ” The group claims that the new law violates the Second Amendment to the US Constitution and Section 15, Article First of the Connecticut Constitution.

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Connecticut Judge Nominees Vow To Avoid 'Robe-itis'

Law 360

A former Connecticut mayor, current and ex-partners at Halloran & Sage LLP, and the lieutenant governor's general counsel are among those who promised lawmakers Friday that they would not come down with a case of "robe-itis" — a term used to describe an unprofessional temperament toward litigants and courthouse staff — if confirmed to the state bench, (..)

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Complex litigation judge has 50 ideas to simplify the courts

ABA Journal

As both an attorney and a judge, Thomas Moukawsher has spent the majority of his career dealing in complex litigation. And the Connecticut Superior Court…

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Connecticut Inmate Awarded $250K After Giving Birth in Cell

LegalReader

Connecticut officials are forking over $250,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by an inmate after she gave birth alone in her cell without medical assistance.

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AP and CNHI report finds US sunshine laws put transparency request burden on private citizens

JURIST

The only recourse for resolving transparency-related disputes in these states is for citizens to engage in expensive litigation. In states like Connecticut and Hawaii, information offices do have the authority to compel records to be released, but complaints may still ultimately end up in litigation.

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Conn. Justices Agree Co. Took Customers From Litigation Ally

Law 360

Agreeing that the company made "express misrepresentations" to a competitor, Connecticut's highest court upheld a $1 million unfair trade practices judgment Friday against a home health care organization that joined an industry lawsuit against a new state billing system, only to implement it and siphon clients away from its litigation ally.

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Frontier Attacks Ex-CEO's $17M Life Insurance Tax Refund Bid

Law 360

Pointing to a 2004 arbitration agreement and criticizing its ex-CEO's compensation, Frontier Communications has asked a Connecticut state court judge to hang up on a call by Leonard Tow to litigate a $17 million demand for reimbursements on life insurance policies.