One of the privileges of working in Hartford is that someone in charge paid attention to Julius Caesar, who said, "Give the people bread and circuses." By circuses, I do not refer to the limitless entertainment afforded by my fellow lawyers. I mean that on Fridays at noon, if one is inclined, it is possible to walk to State Street, acquire a nicely greasy lunch, and hear live rock 'n' roll.
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The Law Versus The Music Business
The Connecticut Law Tribune
December 14, 2009
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