Connecticut Law TribuneDuring a Law Day ceremony in the state Supreme Court chambers, the Muslim Coalition of Connecticut and its president, Aida Mansoor, were honored for helping promote "Equality for All," which was the
...to have a very active role in the legislative process," said Kimberly Knox, the CBA's president-elect and a partner at Horton Shields...
...s not the most contemplative judge," said one practitioner. Kimberly Knox, of the Hartford appellate firm of Horton, Shields & Knox, has...
The question of what constitutes ethical and legal Internet advertising of attorney services is back in the spotlight after local grievance panels recently found probable cause against two Connecticu
...Pepe & Hazard, and Kimberly Knox, of Horton, Shields...
...there is no such duty." He and co-counsel Kimberly Knox scored a home run - a directed judgment for their client....
...a non-delegable duty to inspect. Krisch and co-counsel Kimberly Knox won a directed judgment for their client, and the court agreed...
That Stamford Superior Court Judge John Redmond Downey sang praise for U.S. Sen. Strom Thurmond may not be the only subject of lawmakers' grilling this coming week when his nomination to the state Ap
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One construction worker's legal battle toward a record $32.1 million recovery has created dramatic and unexpected upheavals in Connecticut construction liability law. The novel winning argument is th
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