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Attorney John Doran repping Minchella Law’s NY office at the Bronx County Bar annual gala on April 4! https://t.co/ey4zcTl3Qx
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Thank God. Should the kids incorporate or choose an LLC? https://t.co/pSvS7Il7ne
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What if you knew that this happened because the food comes prepared in plastic bags and is thrown into a microwave,… https://t.co/syvrstUTuz
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I really don’t think Soto v. Bushmaster changed CUTPA on the issue of a commercial or business relationship. The st… https://t.co/BWucdlXI8s
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@tribelaw It was a great read for lawyers - so sad to know how it got to the CSC. But the language is strong and po… https://t.co/jJbgKqL95Q
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This is really one of the more important rulings on Connecticut’s unfair trade practice statutes in a long time. I… https://t.co/xaScQpDhvj
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Free speech? A NJ court years ago held that a driver has a first amendment right to flash headlights on and off at… https://t.co/EDUlJmQFM2
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@danielschwartz @ShipmanGoodwin I didn’t see a notice about this from the CBF? When is it and where?
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I wonder if the students thought of this on their own. https://t.co/UZ4MvIYaUa
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Plaintiffs may have a Herculean task proving their CUTPA claim. Justice Richard Palmer writes in his opinion.
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My blog post from my personal observations of the Sandy Hook Connecticut Supreme Court argument - I've started stud… https://t.co/3mgcYnzkOu
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Former Chief State's Attorney Richard Palmer wrote the majority opinion in Soto v Bushmaster released today. Courag… https://t.co/dCueGYuFwn
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I cannot wait to read this opinion on CUTPA. Connecticut Supreme Court allows deceptive marketing claim to proceed… https://t.co/bp4EPOjHgU
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Just an awesome labor and employment law symposium by the CBA today. Great speakers, great food, great education.… https://t.co/Tjqsuqegmi
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The State of CT DOL gets it wrong LOL. Interesting read. CT DOL's own guidebook for public employers was inaccura… https://t.co/3lqz7Cc5nz
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RT @nytimes: He interviewed 300 high achievers about their morning routines. Here's what they had in common.
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@SenatorFasano Is that net cost? Won’t tolls be deductible business expense?
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Often it seems much more difficult to settle a complicated case then to just simply try it.
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The Connecticut HRC serves charges by email (anyone have issues with service on a client?) and the EEOC is proposin… https://t.co/VxmTVoyRJZ