Attorney O's Midnight Musings: Connecticut Law

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Today is Valentine’s Day — the one day every year when we all stop and smell the roses, as they say.  The one day we spend a fortune on flowers and candy and greeting cards and dinner to show the person we love how much we love them.  Never mind that we should do that [...] […]

I’m really looking forward to this event and not because I’m speaking at it. This panel features some of Connecticut’s most outstanding law bloggers.  I read their blogs.  Many thanks to the Young Lawyers Section for putting this together. Best … Continue reading → […]

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On this Valentine’s Day, while you’re out shopping for flowers and chocolate, here are a few nuggets of employment law that you might have missed lately: Since love is in the air today, Robin Shea continues the cautionary tales of sexual harassment cases in the workplace.  Jon Hyman echoes the theme with a tip on... Continue Reading […]

I seem to be having some problems with the RSS feed updating, which is why all of you subscribed only to the feed may have missed all the posts this year. This is a test post to test the RSS feed. Move along. These are not the words you’re looking for. […]

I recently had the pleasure of watching the HBO Sports Documentary “Namath”, which provided a fascinating look at Joe Namath’s life, from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania to the University of Alabama to the New York Jets and beyond.  From a sports business perspective, there were a number of interesting notes: Namath’s contract negotiations […]

On December 16, 2011, Judge Richard M. Berman of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, granted a motion for conditional certification of a class of auditors and similar persons who worked for the national accounting firms of Deloitte & Touche. LLP and Deloitte, LLP.  The lawsuit was brought by [...] […]

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