New Laws Effective July 1, 2016 Jun 29 2016 10:21AM by Roy, Christopher https://jud.ct.gov/lawlib/LawLibNews/Posts/Post.aspx?Id=29 The Connecticut General Assembly lists the public acts effective on July 1, 2016. You can also browse all of the 2016 public acts or use the advanced legislative document search page to find public acts. Posted in: FYI, Legal Research, New Legislation
Attorney Discipline and Legal Malpractice Resource Jun 21 2016 3:00PM by Roy, Christopher https://jud.ct.gov/lawlib/LawLibNews/Posts/Post.aspx?Id=28 Each of our law libraries owns a copy of the treatise Connecticut Legal Ethics & Malpractice (2nd ed. 2014). For more information, see our Connecticut Law about Lawyers page. Posted in: Legal Malpractice & Attorney Discipline Law, Legal Research
Property Tax Appeals Research Guide Jun 21 2016 9:17AM by Roy, Christopher https://jud.ct.gov/lawlib/LawLibNews/Posts/Post.aspx?Id=25 Did you know that our research guide on property tax appeals contains citations to every Connecticut Supreme and Appellate Court municipal property tax appeal opinion from 2007 to February 2016?Property Tax Appeals (Municipal) (Research Guide) Posted in: Did You Know?, Legal Research, Property Law
2016 Major Public Acts Jun 21 2016 12:00AM by Booth, George https://jud.ct.gov/lawlib/LawLibNews/Posts/Post.aspx?Id=26 The Office of Legislative Research (OLR) has made available the following publication:The Office of Legislative Research (OLR) composed these summaries to briefly describe the most significant, far-reaching, and publicly debated acts passed by the General Assembly in its 2016 regular session.The public act summaries are organized by legislative committee. Posted in: FYI, Legal Research, New Legislation
Landlord/Tenant Appellate Court Opinion - 6/20/2016 Jun 21 2016 12:00AM by Zigadto, Janet https://jud.ct.gov/lawlib/LawLibNews/Posts/Post.aspx?Id=24 AC37174 - Elliott Enterprises, LLC v. Goodale ("of the trial court in which the court found that the defendants had violated their lease agreement (lease) and granted possession of the leased premises to the plaintiff landlord, Elliott Enterprises, LLC. The trial court rendered judgment of possession in favor of the plaintiff on the ground that the defendants had failed to pay sewer charges and late fees due under the lease. On appeal, the defendants claim that the trial court erred by failing to consider that they had overpaid the plaintiff real estate taxes, which were a component of the rent pursuant to the lease, in an amount greater than what the plaintiff claimed they owed for the sewerthe trial court erred in determining that they had failed to prove the defense of equitable nonforfeiture. We reverse the judgment of the trial court.") Posted in: Landlord / Tenant Law