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The caper had Hollywood thriller written all over it - it was an $80 million heist pulled off by thieves armed, apparently, with inside knowledge of their target
Originally Published: Connecticut Law Tribune
...on this big show, to make them look like terrorists," said James W. Bergenn, a partner in the Hartford office of Shipman & Goodwin...
...on this big show, to make them look like terrorists," said James W. Bergenn, a partner in the Hartford office of Shipman & Goodwin...
...about a divisive eminent domain case in Branford. The guests are attorneys James W. Bergenn and Timothy Hollister of Shipman & Goodwin, who discuss why their...
...about a divisive eminent domain case in Branford. The guests are attorneys James W. Bergenn and Timothy Hollister of ...
...about a divisive eminent domain case in Branford. The guests are attorneys James W. Bergenn and Timothy Hollister of Shipman & Goodwin, who discuss why...
...with nothing at all. The day before deliberations, her lawyer, James W. Bergenn of Hartford's Shipman & Goodwin, was upbeat and confident as...
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