Let’s go back to 1935. You remember that time, right?
Well, in 1935, Babe Ruth retired from baseball. A gallon of gas cost 10 cents. Igor Sikorsky was still working on developing the helicopter in Connecticut. And we were still 10 years away from even ideas like Dick Tracy’s Two-Way Wrist Radio.
It was also
Today is October 1st which means that it’s "New Law" Day — not in the formal sense, but because it is the effective date of many new laws passed by the Connecticut General Assembly earlier this year. You can view a list of all the bills that are effective today here. .jpg)
The most important
January 1st brings lots of things – resolutions, fresh starts, and, inevitably, the occasional letter with a 2008 year written in, instead of 2009.
But traditionally, it also marks the effective date for a few more Connecticut laws. (October 1st is also a big date for many new laws).
So what does January 1st bring
When a client calls (whether you’re an inside or outside counsel), having key resources at your fingertips is invaluable. LEXIS and Westlaw continue to play an important part of an attorney’s arsenal for seeking information. But often, they provide much more than is needed, or, in some cases, not enough. An ongoing feature of this site will feature