• Oct 29
    District of Connecticut Bench-Bar Conference (SFP261029)
    Saint Clements Castle and Marina
    1931 Portland-Cobalt Road
    Portland
    United States
    Thursday, Oct 29 8:15 AM to 3:00 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)
  • Oct 29
    Planning and Zoning Section Meeting (SPZ261029)
    Virtual via Zoom
    Thursday, Oct 29 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)
  • Oct 29
    Environmental Law Section Meeting (SEN261029)
    Eli's on Whitney
    2392 Whitney Avenue
    Hamden, Connecticut
    United States
    Thursday, Oct 29 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)
  • Nov 01
    2026 Workers' Compensation Retreat (SWC261101)
    Newport Harbor Island Resort
    1 Goat Island
    Newport, RI

    Sunday, Nov 1 6:00 PM to 1:30 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
    2026 Workers' Compensation Retreat Flyer

    Join us at the Newport Harbor Island Resort for the 2026 Workers' Compensation Retreat, November 1 - 3, 2026. Learn essential practice based information to hone your skills and practice.

  • Nov 02
    Fair & Impartial Courts Committee Meeting (CFI261102)
    Zoom Video Meeting
    Monday, Nov 2 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
  • Nov 02
    Changes in POTUS Appointment Power and the Impact on Federal Administrative Law (EYL261102)
    CBA Law Center
    538 Preston Ave., 3rd Floor
    Meriden, CT
    United States
    Monday, Nov 2 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)

    On June 29, 2026, the US Supreme Court overturned long-standing precedent that protected heads of independent federal agencies. In Trump v. Slaughter, the Court ruled that Congress could no longer insulate heads of executive agencies with statutory “for cause” removal protections. By making executive agencies more dependent to the Executive Branch, the Supreme Court has created an avenue for alternating policy making in agencies ranging from the FCC to the EEOC. However, the Court also carved out one exception in a separate case decided that same day—Trump v. Cook—with respect to the Federal Reserve. With more cases looming on the Supreme Court docket, many question how to reconcile the two seemingly conflicting cases and how these decisions will impact federal administrative law.

  • Nov 03
    Animal Law Section Meeting and Happy Hour (SAN261103)
    Dudleytown Brewing Company
    1001 Day Hill Road
    Windsor, Connecticut
    United States
    Tuesday, Nov 3 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
  • Nov 04
    2026 Connecticut Access to Justice Conference: Return to Purpose. Ready for Impact. (ATJ261104)
    Legislative Office Building (LOB)
    Wednesday, Nov 4 8:00 AM to 1:45 PM (Eastern Standard Time)

    The legal system was built around the assumption that both sides have the knowledge, resources, and representation to navigate complex rules and procedures. But, the reality is legal help is financially out of reach for many CT residents who, when their legal rights are at risk, sometimes have to try to navigate a system designed for lawyers on their own. The CT Judicial Branch’s Access to Justice Commission is hosting this half-day, free, conference to bring together people who want to use their legal or professional skills to help others and be a part of implementing change to reduce the barriers and obstacles that stand in the way of meaningful access to courts, the legal system, and justice. At the conference, you will discover resources and tools that you can use to enhance your skills and better serve individuals facing legal matters. You can meet, connect, and share ideas with others in the CT legal community like you – lawyers, judges, and professionals who care about narrowing the access to justice gap. You will hear from inspiring and knowledgeable presenters including (1) Senator Chris Murphy, (2) Chief Justice Raheem Mullins, and (3) Author and Innovator Sateesh Nori. You’ll have an opportunity to learn about various opportunities to do meaningful pro bono or volunteer work.

  • Nov 05
    2026 Federal Tax Institute of New England (FTINE2026)
    Saint Clements Castle and Marina
    1931 Portland-Cobalt Rd.
    Portland

    Thursday, Nov 5 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
    Agenda

    Don't miss this premier event for estate planning and tax attorneys. The day will kick-off with a networking breakfast followed by both plenary and break-out sessions. National speakers will present on cutting-edge tax and estate planning issues. This year’s program includes a full-day track for estates and probate and tax paralegals and young lawyers.

  • Nov 09
    Bridge the Gap: Expert Witnesses (EYL261109)
    Hybrid - CBA Law Center & Zoom Webinar
    568 Preston Ave., 3rd Floor
    Meriden, Connecticut
    United States
    Monday, Nov 9 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)

    This program aims to assist practitioners in the pursuit of obtaining, learning about, and evaluating expert witnesses. Attorneys, legal professionals, and law students will be provided with an introduction to the role of expert witnesses and the ways expert testimony can strengthen or shape a case. In addition, attendees will learn about common mistakes and ethical considerations that arise when retaining and working with experts, including independence, conflicts, fee arrangements, and preservation obligations.

  • Nov 10
    Civil ATJ Speaker Series: The Role of Legal Clinics & Externships in Closing the Civil Justice Gap
    Webinar
    Tuesday, Nov 10 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM (Eastern Standard Time)

    Legal clinics and externships are where virtually every law student is exposed to the practice of law, often through serving clients whose legal needs would otherwise go unmet. These clinic and externship opportunities not only train students in the skills needed to be a lawyer but also inform their understanding of access to justice and their future ethical obligations to help close the justice gap. Inspired by their experiential work in law school, some graduates embark on public-interest careers, while others head into private practice but with the trained instinct for pro bono service. Law schools through their legal clinics and externships are the shared root system for both branches of practice: legal aid attorneys and pro bono volunteers. Legal clinics also often partner with both the private bar and legal services organizations on case work and policy reform projects—a relationship that runs in both directions, more like a continuous loop than a one-way pipeline. The panel features speakers from area law schools and larger legal community to examine the foundational role that legal clinics and externships play in developing lawyers committed to access to justice. The panel includes practitioners, professors, and students to ensure a diversity of views and perspectives.

  • Nov 10
    Business Law Section Meeting (SBL261110)
    The Elm City Club
    155 Elm Street
    New Haven, Connecticut
    United States
    Tuesday, Nov 10 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
  • Nov 12
    Lawyer Well Being Committee Meeting (CLW261112)
    Zoom
    Thursday, Nov 12 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (Eastern Standard Time)
  • Nov 12
    Beyond the Headlines: Cybersecurity Threats, Legal Obligations, and Unspoken Incidents (EDU261112)
    Webinar - CLE Pass Eligible
    Thursday, Nov 12 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)

    Join Brianna Dally, privacy and cybersecurity attorney at Troutman Pepper Locke, and Diana Scott, Founder and CEO of BlueCastle IT Solutions LLC, for a candid, one-hour lunchtime webinar that reveals the cyber incidents and legal issues that often stay out of the spotlight. You will hear real-world stories of potential and actual cyber incidents, including what triggered them, how they unfolded, and what steps could have helped prevent or mitigate their impact. This CLE will walk through the compliance obligations that apply before an incident occurs and the legal requirements that arise afterward, including notification timelines, regulatory exposure, and affirmative duties to implement preventative safeguards under applicable privacy and cybersecurity laws. Rather than serving only as a refresher, this program will focus on what is happening in practice, what is not always discussed, and what the law requires organizations and legal professionals to do in response.

  • Nov 12
    Elder Law Section Meeting (SEL261112)
    The Elm City Club
    155 Elm St
    New Haven, Connecticut
    United States
    Thursday, Nov 12 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
  • Nov 12
    New Admittee Reception (ONA261112)
    Gouveia Vineyards
    1339 Whirlwind Hill Road
    Wallingford, Connecticut
    United States
    Thursday, Nov 12 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
  • Nov 12
    Federal Practice Section: Richard Law Award (SFP261112)
    New Haven Lawn Club
    193 Whitney Ave
    New Haven, Connecticut
    United States
    Thursday, Nov 12 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (Eastern Standard Time)

    The Richard Law Award, named for the first district judge appointed in the District of Connecticut, is bestowed upon a person who has rendered exemplary service to the District of Connecticut. Attorneys, government officials, former judges, and other community leaders may be recipients of the award. The award was inaugurated in 2018. The recipient is chosen by the judges of this Court, one of the first District Courts established by the Judiciary Act of 1789. This award is presented by the Court in honor of the Bench and Bar.

  • Nov 17
    YLS Back9 Golf Simulation Outing and Happy Hour (SYL261117)
    Back9 Social
    805 N Colony Road
    Wallingford, Connecticut
    United States
    Tuesday, Nov 17 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
  • Nov 18
    Two Boardrooms: What Private Equity Taught Me About Governing a Hospital (EDU261118A)
    Webinar - CLE Pass Eligible
    Wednesday, Nov 18 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)

    Join Brian Sims – a civil rights attorney and former five-term Pennsylvania state legislator who served nearly a decade across six legislative committees, including Health and Human Services – as he breaks down hospital governance and fiduciary duty across corporate forms. The presenter also served as a director of Hahnemann University Hospital during the events discussed and currently serves as a director of Vivent Health.

  • Nov 18
    Diversity Equity and Inclusion Committee Meeting (CDC261118)
    Zoom Video Meeting
    Wednesday, Nov 18 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)