It is commonly understood that Connecticut is mainly a “fact-pleading” state when it comes to the court system.
What does that mean? Well, Norm Pattis, in a 2013 Law Tribune column, described the significance in calling for the state to change the way plaintiffs file their lawsuits.
You recall the distinction, don’t you, between
During some of the seminars that I teach on sexual harassment prevention, one of the topics that 
is covered is describing the difference between quid pro quo harassment and hostile work environment harassment.
On Wednesday, the Connecticut Appellate Court taught that same lesson in reviewing a case in which an employee (who lost a trial)