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News
Shanique Fenlator, Amanda Stefanatos, and Victoria Wunder join the RRD Team
SuperLawyers® Recognizes 14 RRD Attorneys in Connecticut for 2019
U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers Recognize RRD in Their 2020 "Best Law Firms" Rankings
Six Lawyers from RRD recognized in The Best Lawyers in America© 2020.
CDLA Elects RRD Partner Jim Noonan to Serve as 2019-2020 President
Results
Michael Kenney and Steven Malitz Secure Favorable Summary Judgment Ruling on Behalf of Trucking Company
RRD Partner Michael R. Young Obtains Defense Verdict in Van vs. Pedestrian Accident Case
Ryan Ryan Deluca Scores Three Impressive Results in the Same Day
RRD Partner John F. Costa Obtains Win for Local Hospital
Ryan Ryan Deluca Obtains Summary Judgment on Behalf of Town of Newtown in Sandy Hook Lawsuit
Publications
Connecticut Supreme Court Rejects Workers' Claim for Lost Wages due to Power Plant Explosion
Supreme Court Restates Definition of "Imminent Harm" as Element of Governmental Immunity Exception
Connecticut Supreme Court Rules That Defective Construction Work Can Be An “Occurrence” Under a CGL Policy
Second Circuit Finds That Defective Work Can Be Covered As An “Occurrence” Under CGL Policy
Connecticut Supreme Court Clarifies Constructive Notice in Premises Cases
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Chuck Deluca has been invited to join the International Academy of Trial Lawyers
