Connecticut Law Tribune: Supplements

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	Insurance Litigation Published May 19, 2008 Policyholders sometimes wait too long to make a claim. Insurers can rightfully deny coverage, invoking a ‘late notice’ provision.
	Employment and Immigration Law Published April 28, 2008 The state Supreme Court says employers must try mightily to find work for employees whose injuries turn into permanent disabilities. Does that put an unfair burden on businesses? Or does it mean loyal workers won’t be cast aside?
	Land Use and Environmental Law Published April 14, 2008 Terrorists bent on destruction. Connecticut companies that handle and store chemicals. The government now requires a host of security measures to keep the two apart.
	Business Litigation Published March 31, 2008 In coming decades, up to $136 trillion will be transferred from baby boomers to future generations. Countless fiduciaries will handle the money. Some will get sued.
	Construction Law Published March 3, 2008 International contracting profitable, but comes with varied local laws.
	New Partners Yearbook 2007 Published March 3, 2008
	Personal Injury Yearbook 2007 Published February 25, 2008 Our annual listing of the most newsworthy verdicts and settlements of the year.
	Employment Law Published January 28, 2008 Union messages can't be disseminated through company email
	Elder Law Published January 21, 2008 Geriatric care managers ease case load
	Product Liability and Toxic Tort Published December 10, 2007 Evidence Destruction