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Attorney Weston Stephens to serve as President of the School Attorneys Council

Attorney Weston Stephens to serve as President of the School Attorneys Council

Congratulations to Attorney Weston Stephens on being named as President of the Connecticut School Attorneys Council for 2026.  The Connecticut School Attorneys Council is a member group of education attorneys representing public school districts across the state.  The Council works in collaboration with the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education (CABE) and the National School Boards Association […]

Attorneys Matthew J. Sponheimer and Chandler K. Holcomb Apply Connecticut’s Antilapse Statute to Honor Family Inheritance

Attorneys Matthew J. Sponheimer and Chandler K. Holcomb Apply Connecticut’s Antilapse Statute to Honor Family Inheritance

Attorneys Matthew J. Sponheimer and Chandler K. Holcomb recently represented Eugene Kimmel, executor of the estate of the late Janet Moultis. Janet’s will, written in 1974, left her estate first to her husband; if he were not living, then to her parents; and if they were not living, to her brothers and sisters. Janet’s husband and parents predeceased her.  […]

Berchem Moses PC Attorneys to Present on Special Education and School Climate at 2025 CABE/CAPSS Convention

Berchem Moses PC Attorneys to Present on Special Education and School Climate at 2025 CABE/CAPSS Convention

Senior Partner Michelle Laubin will be presenting at the Annual CABE/CAPSS Convention on November 21–22, 2025. She’ll speak on “The Special Education Task Force Report: Recommendations Made to the Legislature and Legislative Outcomes.” Michelle will be joined by a distinguished panel of co-presenters: Andrew Feinstein (SEEK), Patrice McCarthy (CABE), and Fran Rabinowitz (CAPSS). Also presenting […]

CT Supreme Court denies fired New Haven officer’s petition for appeal

CT Supreme Court denies fired New Haven officer’s petition for appeal

Congratulations to Attorneys Floyd Dugas and Rebecca Goldberg on an impressive victory in the Connecticut Supreme Court! The article and photo below were published in the New Haven Register on April 2, 2025By Brian Zahn, Staff Writer NEW HAVEN — A fired New Haven police officer’s attempt to appeal his termination before the state’s Supreme Court was denied […]

Attorney Ira Bloom Speaks at Land Use Seminar

Attorney Ira Bloom Speaks at Land Use Seminar

Senior Partner Ira Bloom of the Westport office spoke on March 22, 2025 to over 700 people attending a Connecticut Bar Association seminar on Land Use for Municipal Officials.  The speakers were a select group of well-known and experienced attorneys who belong to the Bar Association’s Planning and Zoning Section.  Attorney Bloom spoke on Affordable […]