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CT Dog Injury Law: Conn. Appellate Court addresses alleged rabid dog

By Jackson O'Keefe on May 16, 2012 9:46 AM

CT Dog Injury Law: Conn. Appellate Court addresses alleged rabid dog In a ruling release April 24, 2012 the Connecticut Appellate Court stated in part: SHELDON, J. This case involves a dispute between a homeowner and her children's babysitter concerning ...

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CT Distracted Driving Law Update: Article details potentially dangerous trends in distracted driving as technology attracts more of motorists' attention

By Jackson O'Keefe on March 8, 2012 11:05 AM

CT Distracted Driving Law Update: Article details potentially dangerous trends in distracted driving as technology attracts more of motorists' attention A March 3, 2012 article in the Chicago Tribune highlights potentially dangerous trends in automobile manufacturing, specifically, the inclusion of...

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CT Divorce Law: Superior Court grants Wife of 36 years Won Marital Residence and $18,000 per year

By Jackson O'Keefe on March 8, 2012 10:55 AM

CT Divorce Law: Superior Court grants Wife of 36 years Won Marital Residence and $18,000 per year Case: Cotillo v. Cotillo Court: Stamford/Norwalk J.D., at Stamford Doc. No.: FA10-40181965 Court Opinion By: Schofield, J. Date: Jan. 6, 2012 A court...

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CT Animal Injury Law: CT Appellate Court holds that the standard applicable to cats does not apply with regard to injuries caused by horses

By Jackson O'Keefe on March 2, 2012 11:35 AM

CT Animal Injury Law: CT Appellate Court holds that the standard applicable to cats does not apply with regard to injuries caused by horses In a ruling issued on Feburary 21, 2012, the CT Appellate Court states in part: GRUENDEL,...

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CT Divorce Law: Appellate Court affirms prenuptial agreement sunset provision

By Jackson O'Keefe on March 2, 2012 11:02 AM

CT Divorce Law: Appellate Court affirms prenuptial agreement sunset provision In a ruling issued on February 21, 2012 the CT Appellate Court stated in part: ROBINSON, J. The plaintiff, Robert L. Peterson, appeals following the dissolution of his marriage to...

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CT Divorce and Family Law Update: CT Superior Court awards wife of 36 years Marital Residence and $18,000 per year

By Jackson O'Keefe on February 17, 2012 11:57 AM

CT Divorce and Family Law Update: CT Superior Court awards wife of 36 years Marital Residence and $18,000 per year Case: Cotillo v. Cotillo Court: Stamford/Norwalk J.D., at Stamford Doc. No.: FA10-40181965 Court Opinion By: Schofield, J. Date: Jan. 6,...

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Two Jackson O'Keefe Partners Recognized as Connecticut Super Lawyers in February 2012 Connecticut Magazine

By Jackson O'Keefe on February 13, 2012 11:52 AM

Two Jackson O'Keefe Partners Recognized as Connecticut Super Lawyers in February 2012 Connecticut Magazine As appearing in the February 2012 edition of Connecticut Magazine, Cromwell lawyer Andrew J. O'Keefe has been recognized as a Connecticut Super Lawyer by publisher Thomson...

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Cromwell CT Lawyer recognized as "New England Super Lawyer"

By Jackson O'Keefe on November 18, 2011 9:43 AM

Jackson O'Keefe lawyers practice in Cromwell and the surrounding towns. Its attorneys practice includes divorce, real estate, general practice, injury and car accident claims, as well as many other areas. Cromwell CT Lawyer recognized as "New England Super Lawyer" Attorney Andrew...

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Cromwell CT: In a decision to be released on 11/22/11, The CT Supreme Court affirms the decision of the Compensation Review Board as to Cromwell police officer injury claim

By Jackson O'Keefe on November 14, 2011 1:58 PM

Cromwell CT: In a decision to be released on 11/22/11, The CT Supreme Court affirms the decision of the Compensation Review Board as to Cromwell police officer injury claim The decision states in part as follows: THOMAS ROOHR...

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CT Appellate Court addresses CT divorce postjudgment ruling on educational support order

By Jackson O'Keefe on October 24, 2011 11:35 AM

Connecticut Divorce Lawyer West Hartford Wethersfield Farmington CT Southington East Haddam Cromwell CT Appellate Court addresses CT divorce postjudgment ruling on educational support order In a ruling released on October 18, 2011, the Connecticut Appellate Court stated in part: GRUENDEL,...

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CT Appellate Court addresses multiple issues in multiple appeals from a divorce action

By Jackson O'Keefe on October 24, 2011 10:36 AM

Connecticut Divorce Lawyer West Hartford Wethersfield Farmington CT Southington East Haddam Cromwell CT Appellate Court addresses multiple issues in multiple appeals from a divorce action In a ruling released on September 27, 2011, the Connecticut Appellate Court stated...

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CT Appellate Court reverses opening of CT mortgage foreclosure action

By Jackson O'Keefe on October 24, 2011 10:31 AM

CT Real Estate Lawyers Cromwell Wethersfield Farmington CT Southington East Haddam CT Appellate Court reverses opening of CT mortgage foreclosure action In a ruling released on September 27, 2011, the Connecticut Appellate Court stated in part: This...

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Connecticut Appellate Court affirms award of sole custody to father in divorce action

By Jackson O'Keefe on July 26, 2011 12:00 PM

Connecticut Divorce Lawyer West Hartford Wethersfield Farmington Southington East Haddam Cromwell Connecticut Appellate Court affirms award of sole custody to father in divorce action Wife commenced dissolution action. The Superior Court, Judicial District of Fairfield, Gordon, J., dissolved...

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Connecticut Appellate Court reverses finding of contempt in divorce action

By Jackson O'Keefe on July 26, 2011 11:09 AM

Connecticut Divorce Lawyer Wethersfield Farmington Southington East Haddam Cromwell Connecticut Appellate Court reverses finding of contempt in divorce action July 26, 2011. Ex-husband appealed pro se from decision of the Superior Court, Judicial District of New Britain, Prestley...

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Connecticut Supreme Court addresses certificate of good faith for medical malpractice actions, holding that failure to attach is waivable

By Jackson O'Keefe on July 26, 2011 11:01 AM

Connecticut medical malpractice lawyer Farmington Wethersfield Southington West Hartford Cromwell Connecticut Supreme Court addresses certificate of good faith for medical malpractice actions, holding that failure to attach is waivable July 12, 2011. Estate of patient filed medical malpractice...

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