Legal Articles, General Practice

The U.S. EEOC and Disability Discrimination: An Overview

Blog post on the federal laws regarding disability discrimination in the workplace.

Is It Medical Malpractice? Questions You May Be Asking

Medical malpractice cases are complicated and highly specific. Just because you were unhappy with the result of a medical procedure doesn't mean it was the doctor's or hospital's fault.

CT Graduation Rate Reaches Record High in 2015

Blog post on Connecticut reaching a record high state-wide graduation rate in 2015.

Teacher Not Saved by the Bell in Student Liability Claim

Blog post about a school and teacher's liability for a student's injuries sustained in an assault less than a minute after the school dismissal.

State Approves $10.9 Million Grant for School Tech Overhaul

Blog post on the Connecticut State Bond Commission approving a $10.9 million grant for public schools to increase access to computers and the internet for students.

Lacrosse Goes to Player’s Head in School Injury Claim

Blog post on the liability of a school for injuries sustained by a student at lacrosse practice.

CT Court Offers Bullied Student No Redress

Blog post about a case where a family suing on claims of bullying was unable to collect damages from the town's school board.

Congress Divided Over Every Child Succeeds Act

Blog post on the debate in Congress over the Every Child Succeeds Act.

Filing a Formal Bullying Complaint: Everything You Need to Know

Blog post on the process of filing a formal complaint against your child's school in Connecticut for bullying.

Connecticut Polices For Reporting Troubled Students

Blog post detailing the process for faculty of Connecticut state universities to report potentially troubled students.

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