In about 1600, William Shakespeare wrote the play “The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark,” known more simply as “Hamlet.” The play involves treachery, revenge and corruption, which is not too...
The old saying goes “Dead men tell no tales,” but when it comes to litigation in Connecticut, the dead keep talking. The so-called “dead man’s statute,” C.G.S. § 52‑172, creates an exception to...
The old saying goes “Dead men tell no tales,” but when it comes to litigation in Connecticut, the dead keep talking. Indeed, after the recent Supreme Court decision of Dinan v. Marchand,[1] there...
