Connecticut Law TribuneIn 2003, a fire at a Hartford nursing home killed 16 elderly and disabled people. In the aftermath, 13 lawsuits were filed, but plaintiffs have still not received any money. In fact, they haven't eve
...Chief Justice Chase Rogers has put the issue squarely and succinctly: pro se litigants "...
When Edward Heath graduated from law school in 1999, he wanted to join a law firm with an engrained culture of pro bono efforts. For his contributions to veterans and abused women in need, among othe
...the feature that made it arbitrary and unconstitutional. Chief Justice Chase Rogers questioned whether the court could send the issue back to the...
...Civil Court Alternative Dispute Resolution was formed in 2010 by Chief Justice Chase Rogers. Lager, who chaired the commission, said she and the 15 other...
A task force that was asked to examine whether Connecticut should adopt mandatory continuing legal education has decided the time is not right for MCLE
...energy is a tall order. I hope that Chief Justice Chase Rogers finds some magic bullet to address the issue of self-represented...
...You've got to hand it to Connecticut Chief Justice Chase Rogers. She has done her best on behalf of the state's...
...on the issue. Solomon and 11 others were appointed by Chief Justice Chase Rogers to serve on the task force whose creation was suggested by...
...on the issue. Solomon and 11 others were appointed by Chief Justice Chase Rogers to serve on the task force whose creation was suggested by...
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