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Connecticut Law Makers Propose “Do Not Text” Registry
Connecticut lawmakers are attempting to modernize the state’s “Do Not Call Registry” and include unsolicited text messages as well as phone calls. A bill that would add text messages to the list of prohibited activities unanimously passed the Senate on Tuesday. The bill also increases penalties for violations from $11,000 to $20,000 per violation. It now moves to the House of Representatives. …
New York City Night Court is a Tourist Attraction
In a great article The New York Post reports Night court is one of New York’s more peculiar and paradoxical tourist traditions, a place visitors extol on travel websites while many residents hope never to wind up there. The New Post article goes on to say….. Jenny Baumann’s itinerary for her first trip to New York City: Rockefeller Center. The …
How a jury determines the amount to award for pain and suffering in Connecticut?
In some states, the plaintiff’s attorney is prohibited from commenting on the value of pain and suffering. However, in Connecticut, the lawyer for the plaintiff is permitted to assist the jury in determining a value of pain and suffering during closing argument. Under Connecticut General Statutes Sec. 52-216b, counsel for any party to the action shall be entitled to specifically …
Connecticut’s 52-590a Medical Opinion Letter Requirement – Reasonable Inquiry or Unreasonable Law
In Connecticut, many medical malpractice cases are dismissed before the first witness can be called. This is because of an amendment to Connecticut’s Tort Reform Act of 1986 passed in 1995 by the Connecticut Legislature requiring an opinion letter by a medical expert as a threshold requirement for filing lawsuit in Connecticut for medical malpractice cases. The problem is that …