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CT Municipal Law: Head Coach's Conduct During Hockey Practice Was Discretionary CASE: Garofalo v. Frank COURT: Ansonia/Milford J.D., at Milford DOC. NO.: CV10-6002311 COURT OPINION BY: Doherty, J. DATE: October 26, 2011 Connecticut General Statutes ยง 52-557n(a)(2)B) provides,...
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In a decision to be officially released on May 31, 2011, appeals lawyer Joseph M. Busher obtained the affirmation of a Superior Court ruling obtained by Attorney Kathryn M. Cunningham, also a partner with Jackson O'Keefe. The case was...
Continue reading CT Municipal Law Update: Supreme Court affirms school immunity.
The Judiciary Committee has now passed the following language on Friday, April 15th. The substitute bill, which received a unanimous (41-0) vote, now heads to the House floor for a vote. If adopted, this bill will provide limited immunity for...
Continue reading Update: Connecticut Revisions to Recreational Land Use Act .
The Judiciary Committee has now passed the following language on Friday, April 15th. The substitute bill, which received a unanimous (41-0) vote, now heads to the House floor for a vote. Raised Bill No. 6557 LCO No. 5412 AN ACT CONCERNING...
Continue reading Revisions to Recreational Land Use Act Passes Judiciary Committee.
According to the New London Day, "Sidney Van Zandt, a founder and vice-president of the Groton Open Space Association, told the legislature's Judiciary Committee that the environment and the open space movement would suffer if cities and special districts aren't...
Continue reading Municipal Law: Bill to protect municipalities against recreation-land lawsuits gets support .
