"Supreme Court Limits Section 1782 Discovery in International Arbitrations" co-authored by
Benjamin M. Daniels and
Jenna M. Scoville (6/17/22)
"What is
Roe v. Wade, and what happens if it is overturned?" presented by
Kathleen E. Dion (5/25/2022)
"The Walsh Act: Discovery from U.S. Citizens Living Abroad" co-authored by Joshua L. Coker and
Benjamin M. Daniels (5/10/2022)
"FTC’s New Prior Approval Policy Affects Merging Parties and Buyers of Divested Assets" co-authored by
Benjamin C. Jensen,
Leslie J. Levinson and
Danielle H. Tangorre (12/2/2021)
"COVID-19-Related Liability Claims and Insurance Issues," presented by
Rhonda J. Tobin, as an organizer and the moderator of the American College of Coverage Counsel's webinar. (11/12/2020)
"Responding to Government Inquires Related to Price Gouging During the COVID-19 Pandemic" co-authored by
Edward J. Heath,
Ian T. Clarke-Fisher and
Kendra L. Berardi (3/30/20)
"Beyond Our Borders: Service of Out-Of-State Subpoenas and Depositions in RI State and Federal Court," presented by
Dana M. Horton, during the 2019 Rhode Island Bar Association Annual Meeting in Providence (6/14/2019)
"Final Judgment, Preservation of the Record, and Standards of Review on Appeal," co-presented by
Edward J. Heath,
Brian J. Wheelin and
Thomas J. Donlon, presented as part of the Connecticut Bar Association's (CBA) 2019 Connecticut Legal Conference (6/10/2019)
"The Art of Jury Selection," presented by James A. Wade, discussed how to navigate Connecticut's voir dire process and becoming acquainted with potential jurors in Robinson+Cole's Hartford office (4/23/2019)
"
State v. Santiago: Connecticut Highlights Quandaries of Death Penalty Repeals," published in
Appellate Practice, authored by Jessica A.R. Hamilton, the newsletter of the American Bar Association's Section of Litigation (Winter 2016)
"Congratulations to Sorell Negro, Finalist for National Outstanding Young Lawyer Award" (3/23/2016)
"Silly Lawyer Tricks," published in
Appellate Practice Journal, authored by
Thomas J. Donlon, a regular column (Winter 2016)
"Series LLCs: Can a Series File for Bankruptcy, and What if It Does?" published in
American Bankruptcy Institute Journal, authored by
Steven J. Boyajian (March 2016)
"New Appleman on Insurance Law Library Edition - Chapter Four: Claims Processing," authored by
Gerald P. Dwyer Jr. (2010)
"New Appleman on Insurance Law Library Edition," published in
Appleman on Insurance Law Library Edition (2010)
"Supreme Court Rejects New Federal Circuit Defense to Induced Patent Infringement"
"Data Privacy + Security Insider" co-authored by
Linn F. Freedman and
Kathryn M. Rattigan (3/19/2015)
"Connecticut Appellate Court Rules Data Breach Losses Not Recoverable Under General Liability Policy" (February 2014)
"Connecticut Appellate Court Rules Data Breach Losses Not Recoverable Under General Liability Policy" (02/27/2014)
"Supreme Court Strengthens Forum-Selection Clauses" (12/19/2013)
"Check out our Manufacturing Law Blog" (09/10/2013)
"The Transfer of Unemployment Insurance Experience Rates," published in
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review, authored by
Steven J. Boyajian (9/2013)
"Bulletproofing Your Contracts: Lessons for Commercial Contract Clauses from the Litigation Battlefield," at Managing Litigation for In-House Counsel Webinar, presented by
Bradford S. Babbitt (3/12/2013)
"Closing the Cultural Divide: The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the New Enforcement Paradigm," published in
Managing White Collar Legal Issues, 2013 Edition (1/2013)
"What You Need to Know about Prejudgment Remedies," presented by
Brian J. Wheelin, hosted by the Fairfield County Bar Association, Panelist (10/11/2012)
"Harsh Words and Broken Leases," co-authored by
Jeffrey J. White and Jamie M. Landry, published in
Connecticut Law Tribune, appeared in the special supplement
Connecticut Supreme Court Review 2012. The article reviews several Connecticut Supreme Court decisions in 2012 that have an impact on the business community. (9/17/2012)
"Remove It or Lose It: New Federal Rules Change Defendants' Rights to Remove Cases to Federal Court" (05/08/2012)
"Some Obvious and Not-So-Obvious Tips: Writing a More Persuasive Brief," published in
For the Defense, authored by
Jeffrey J. White, a national publication of the Defense Research Institute (12/2010)
"Understanding & Applying Daubert Principles in Today's Cases," at West LegalEdcenter CLE Course, Iselin, New Jersey, presented by Rebecca Levy-Sachs (9/22/2010)
"Lawsuits and Your Nonprofit: How to Protect Your Organization," presented by Jennifer McEwen-Glover of Beardsley, Brown and Bassett (9/10/2010)
"Bulletproofing Your Deals 2010," at Connecticut Chapter of Association of Corporate Counsel of America, presented by William J. Egan (6/10/2010)
"For Corporations, Home Is Where 'Nerve Center' Is: High Court Defines 'Principal Place of Business,' Streamlines Litigation," published in
Connecticut Law Tribune, co-authored by
Jeffrey J. White and Laura A. Torchio (4/29/2010)
"States divided over asset purchases and non-competes," published in
New England In-House,
more details (1/2010)
"Is Your Business Red Flag Compliant?" published in
Connecticut Lawyer, vol. 20, p. 20 (11/2009)
"Is Your Business Red Flag Compliant?" published in
Connecticut Lawyer, authored by Jennifer R. Rossi, vol. 20, no. 4 (11/2009)
"The Multijurisdictional Litigator: Word from the ABA," authored by Taylor L. Archambault, Esq., presented by Stephen E. Goldman, Esq., and Carlos Del Carpio, Esq., at the FDCC "20/20" Insurance Symposium (9/2009)
"When Hiring and Firing, Don't Forget the FCRA: Plaintiffs' Lawyers Cash In When Employers Don't Know the Rules," published in
Connecticut Lawyer, vol. 20, p. 13 (7/2009)
"Lost in the Stars: Disproving and Debunking Lost Profit Claims," at FDCC Annual Meeting, Homestead, Virginia, co-presented by Rebecca Levy-Sachs and Ralph Zappalla, Sidney Hardy, and Howard Zandman (July 2009)
"TARP's New 'Cop on the Beat' Pledges Aggressive Federal Investigations," published in
Fairfield County Business Journal, authored by Edward J. Heath, also published in
CBIA News (3/23/2009)
"ESI: Now That You've Got It, How Do You Get It In?" published in
Commercial & Business Litigation, authored by Kori Termine Wisneski, republished in the Fall 2008 edition of the American Bar Association's Section of Litigation
Trial Practice Journal, vol. 22, no. 3; republished in 2009 by the American Bar Association's Section of Litigation,
Pretrial Practice & Discovery Newsletter, vol. 19,
no. 2 (Spring 2008)
"The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act: An Overview and Discussion of a Recent First Circuit Case," at Boston Bar Assocation (3/11/2008)
"Using Digital Photographs in the Courtroom - Considerations of Admissibility" (2/2008), coauthored by Taylor Archambault and Rebecca Levy-Sachs, presented by Rebecca Levy-Sachs at the FDCC Midyear Conference
"A Few Do's and Don'ts of Oral Argument," published in
ABA Appellate Practice Journal, authored by
Thomas J. Donlon (Winter 2007)
"Lose a Pair of Pants, Get Sued for $54 Million -- Doing Business in the Shadow of 'Consumer Protection' Laws," at Metro Hartford Alliance AM Strategy (9/5/2007)
"Winning Management of Legal Issues through Trial and Appeal," at American Bar Association Annual Meeting, co-presented by
Thomas J. Donlon and Judge Michael Daley Hawkins, 9th Circuit, and Ms. Judith Miller, GC Bechtel Corp. (8/2007)
"New Rules Help with Inadvertent Disclosure," published in
Connecticut Law Tribune, authored by Brett Boskiewicz (3/2007)
"The New Reasonable Accessibility Standard: What's So Reasonable About It?" authored by Kori Termine, published in
e-Discovery, a special publication of the Section of Litigation, American Bar Association (2/2007)
"Product Disparagement & Commercial Defamation: When Criticizing Your Competitors Can Get Your Company into Trouble," published in
MCLE (2007)
"Is an Employer Liable When Its Sales Employee Breaches a Noncompetition or Nonsolicitation Agreement with a Former Employer?" published in
Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (2007)
"What Types of Sales Tactics Are Prohibited under s. 43(a)(1)(B) of the Lanham Act," published in
MCLE (2007)
"Enforcing Noncompetition Agreements Against Out-of-State Employees," published in
Connections: Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Newsletter (12/2006)
"Electronic Discovery - The 'New Production'," presented and spoke on the amendments and changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure concerning discovery of electronic information at a seminar on "Electronic Discovery - The 'New Production'" at the New Haven County Bar Association (5/8/2006 and 11/15/2006)
"Smoking Gun or Shooting Blanks? The Admissibility of Illegally Recorded Telephone Conversations in Civil Cases," published in
ABA Trial Practice Newsletter (Summer 2005)
"Connecticut: No Limit Arbitration," published in
Robinson & Cole: Litigation Update (6/05)
"Noncompetition Agreements in Massachusetts," at Massachusetts Bar Association (11/4/2004)
"Avoiding and Defending Against Preference Claims," at WESFACCA (10/7/2004)
"Class Action Arbitration in New York after Greentree Financial v. Bazzle," published in
Nassau Lawyer, authored by
Thomas J. Donlon (3/2004)
"Preserving Privilege: The Careful and Limited Public Use and Disclosure of the Results of an Internal Investigation," coauthor, published in nine publications, including by the Corporate Counsel Committee, Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice, American Bar Association; in the
Corporate Officers & Directors Liability Litigation Reporter; and as the lead article on the front page of the November 2002 edition of the
White-Collar Crime Reporter (11/2002)
"Preservation and Spoliation of Evidence," published in
A Practical Guide to Discovery & Depositions in Connecticut, authored by
Rhonda J. Tobin, co-authored with Jeffrey J. White; chapter covers the preservation and spoliation of evidence in the civil context in Connecticut state court; it is part of a new publication that is the most comprehensive coverage to date of discovery and deposition issues in Connecticut and was authored by leading practitioners at the largest firms in the state. The first edition was published in 2011, the second edition in 2013. (2011 & 2013)
"Your Marketing Message: If You 'Green' It, Mean It. FTC Clamps Down on False Claims of Eco-Friendliness," published in
CBIA News, p. 7 (July/August 2009)
"Preservation and Spoliation of Evidence," published in
A Practical Guide to Discovery & Depositions in Connecticut, authored by
Jeffrey J. White, co-authored with Rhonda J. Tobin; chapter covers the preservation and spoliation of evidence in the civil context in Connecticut state court; it is part of a new publication that is the most comprehensive coverage to date of discovery and deposition issues in Connecticut and was authored by leading practitioners at the largest firms in the state. The first edition was published in 2011, the second edition in 2013. (2010 & 2013)
"Bulletproofing the Deal: Lessons for Transactional Lawyers from the Litigation Trenches," co-presented with William J. Egan (10/16/2012) to Pitney Bowes Legal Department
