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Post Revisited: Chambers Practices of Federal Judges Online

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Litigation

Continuing my occasional series of revisiting posts I’ve done over the last (nearly) five years, I look back to one I did during the first month of blogging. In a post on September 14, 2007, I looked at an online resource often overlooked — the chambers practices of federal judges which is found on the… Continue Reading

Family Violence Victims Entitled to Leave and Other Protections Under New Connecticut Law

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Laws and Regulations, Legislative Developments

While the legislative session was a relatively quiet one, a few provisions found in a comprehensive domestic violence bill do have some direct implications for employers in Connecticut and create a new leave provision that will require some attention from human resources personnel.  Many employers will be unaffected by the provisions, but those who have… Continue Reading