4/16/2018Governor Malloy Nominates 9 Additional CBA Members for Superior Court Judgeship
4/9/2018Governor Malloy Nominates Justice Robinson to Serve as Chief Justice
4/6/20182018-2019 Committee Appointments
4/19/2018Westport Weston Chapter: Attorney Disciplinary Matters (CHW180419)
4/19/2018Cancelled: Intellectual Property Section’s Wine Tasting Event (SIP180419)
4/19/2018Cancelled - Criminal Justice & Med Marijuana Committee: Why We Love to Hate Cannabis (SCL180419)
4/20/201875 is the New 65:The Aging Workforce and Its Impact on Workers' Compensation Practice CLE(EWC180420)
4/24/2018Handling Thorny Ethical Issues in Commercial Litigation CLE (EDU180424)
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President’s Message
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The Unique Power of Our Communities of Practice
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Time to Go Pro Bono
Pro Bono: “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.”
By William H. Clendenen, Jr.
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Everything You Need to Know About Social Media You Should Have Learned in Preschool
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